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Partners Connect with Students for Energy Conservation

April 6, 2009

News Release

For immediate release
January 16, 2007

PARTNERS CONNECT WITH STUDENTS FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION

TORONTO – The Clean Air Partnership has joined a group of energy conservation leaders to deliver an education program that engages school-age children in energy efficiency behaviours, Eva Ligeti, Executive Director announced today.

Approximately 1,200 grade five students and their families will be participating in an innovative and comprehensive education program over the next few months that will provide them with a framework for changing their habits when it comes to energy conservation.

The curriculum of the PowerStream Energy Education Program is based on Ontario EcoSchools resource materials including several energy guides as well as the “20/20 The Way to Clean Air” campaign brochures. The use of these resources will enable teachers and students to complete energy reviews and action plans. Each student will also receive an “energy toolkit” from PowerStream to facilitate the lessons and exercises they need to do at home in conjunction with their parents.

The PowerStream Energy Education Program is a unique pilot project involving the largest electric utility in York Region, York Region District School Board, and York Catholic District School Board. Coordinated by Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA), the program also involves Ontario EcoSchools, the Clean Air Partnership and York Region Health Services.

Contact:
Eva Ligeti
Clean Air Partnership
(416) 392-6672

For more information visit www.cleanairpartnership.org

The Clean Air Partnership is a charitable organization that works in partnership to promote and coordinate actions to improve local air quality and reduce greenhouse gases for healthy communities.