WHO NEEDS
TO FLICK OFF?

Easy answer: we all do. Everyone from  Grandma, who leaves the bathroom light on all night, to McInsertBigCorporationHere, who keeps manufacturing without a care for the consequences their profits make on the environment. Or you, getting your take-out lunch in styrofoam containers every day of the week.

77% of Canadians are convinced global warming is real. Almost half of us believe we will see the effects in our lifetime. 30% want our leaders to pay as much attention to climate change as to health care.¹ So how come many of us are still sitting on our duffers, waiting for catastrophe to strike?!

We need to make choices and hard decisions. Change will start with individuals and our buying power, and trends will lead the way for corporations and governments to follow. It may seem like turning off a porch light is too insignificant to have an effect, but these small acts are the least we can do to counteract the damage we have done to our earth.

We've grouped the offenders into three main categories:

INDIVIDUALS, GOVERNMENTS and CORPORATIONS.

^{1 Angus Reid Strategies. Canadians + Global Warming: Impact on Citizens and Consumers, March 2007.}