WWF-CANADA BLOG
News, views and analysis from our team as we work to protect the future of our planet.
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It sounds like either a special light bulb or a super hero…
100% renewable energy is achievable by 2050. Let’s start by making every day National Sweater Day.
Sarah Bertollo, employee engagement specialist with WWF-Canada, talks about how Living Planet @ Work can help green your organization.
My professional life began in healthcare and a few years in, I returned to school to round out my psychology and biology background with a business degree, after which I joined WWF-Canada’s Strategic Partnerships team.
As I surveyed the crowd of award winners and attendees at the recent Green Living inaugural Excellence in Corporate Responsibility Awards, it struck me that this was a well-known group of companies (HP among them).
I’ve been talking to my co-workers, friends, and basically anyone who will listen about the Living Planet @ Work program for months now, and now it’s finally here!
Join us on November 1 to learn about how businesses are working with key stakeholders to catalyze change.
Installing energy-efficient lighting, reducing printing and recycling organic waste are just a few of the ways the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) is reducing its environmental footprint as part of the World Wildlife Fund-Canada’s Living Planet @Work pilot program. Since we signed on to the program in mid-2010, we’ve achieved a number of successes and are now working toward even more.
Using 328 cans of tomato and pizza sauce is a strange way to build awareness for the Panda… but it worked!
On June 10, we set sail across Lake Ontario with the Panda to join the RSA staff and their families for their annual 5 km run (walk, skip or stroll) on Ward’s Island. By engaging their employees in a fun filled day of music, food and outdoor fun RSA proves that they are a company that thinks beyond their office walls.
More and more, organizations are starting to take a leadership role when it comes to sustainability in the workplace.
It’s a challenge to drive change, especially in the workplace, where everything is governed by structures and processes that may have been in place since long before you and your colleagues arrived on the job. Fortunately, there’s some exciting research being done into this very challenge, and some companies that are working to tackle it in practice.
Caring about the environment isn’t a new thing for Hydro One. In fact, since 2008 Hydro One’s corporate Greener Choices team has been leading sustainability initiatives with members representing every line of business. They’ve achieved strong successes with measurable conservation results at the corporate level and are committed to doing even more.
For me, Earth Hour is spiritual: one hour that unites the world in reflection and provides us with an opportunity to remember that the earth would survive quite nicely without us but that we couldn’t survive, not even for an hour, without it
In this installment of our regular series on people who are leading sustainability efforts within their organizations, Sam Fera, Senior Manager for Strategic Procurement at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG), speaks in his own words about the work he does.