• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Clean Air Council

  • About
  • Actions
  • Meetings
  • Connect
  • CAP Website
Log in to access downloads

Reducing Emissions from Municipal Light-Duty Equipment

February 2022

Fossil fuel powered lawn and yard equipment have poorly developed emission treatment systems that contribute to GHG emissions, air pollution, health risks and noise pollution. During this webinar, Mitchell House from City of Ottawa discussed the actions the City has completed thus far in preparation for phasing out the use of gas-powered lawn and yard equipment over time. Carrah Bullock and Mary George spoke to the City of Mississauga’s Green Tools Pilot Project.  Juliet Rennick from Clean Air Partnership highlighted some of the efforts and challenges that various municipalities face trying to advance policies to electrify light duty equipment. This webinar also sought input from municipalities that are working on similar initiatives.

  • Webinar Recording
  • Juliet Rennick, PDF Presentation
  • Mitchell House, PDF Presentation
  • Carrah Bullock and Mary George, PDF Presentation

Other Related Resources

  • Hamilton UTV Comparison
  • Survey Responses on Infrastructure Needs Going Forward

 

Primary Sidebar

Log In to Access Downloads


© 2022 Clean Air Council. Clean Air Partnership