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People, Businesses, Cities and Schools are invited to conserve energy by powering down for the day and having fun with the lights off! |
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The time to ACT is NOW!
Tell your friends, become a volunteer, become a sponsor, host a Blackout Day event and more! |
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Plan a Blackout Day party or event!
Celebrate each other, get creative, and spread awareness about energy conservation! |
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Spread the Word!
Acknowledge someone you know or recognize other causes and
organizations who make a difference!
PEOPLE
AND ORGANIZATIONS MAKING A DIFFERENCE!
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The Living Planet Community is made up of
like-minded Canadians who are taking action to live
a healthier life — healthier for themselves, the
planet and their children.
Join The Living
Planet Community
Blackout Day Group!
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Thank You
Blackout Day
Participants! |
Way to Go Ontario!
As a result of your participation in the 2008 Blackout Day Challenge, we conserved enough
energy to take 27,000 homes off the grid
for the day!
According to
WWF
Canada
we also generated
2099 kg in Green
House Gas savings!
That is equal to not producing 48,277 plastic bags
or 145 CFL lightbulbs turned off for an entire year!
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Darci Lombard,
Summer House Park campground and cottage resort,
Miller Lake: Last year we had a great time promoting
the Blackout Day challenge with a 50% drop in power
usage!
In 2009 we hosted activities for kids, turning
non-essential equipment off, & host a star-gazing
night at the beach.
www.summerhousepark.ca
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Gino Celano
Toronto, Canada
Gino bikes wherever he goes!
Sometimes from Toronto to Hamilton
and back in a single day - Most commuters don't even drive that far!
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The
Run for One Planet
made a special stop in the Cities of Guelph and
Woodstock
to support Blackout Day in 2008!
The Run for One
Planet is
a carbon neutral year-long
run around the continent by two Canadians,
Matt Hill and Stephanie Tait,
to inspire Environmental Action.
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