More about Environment and Energy

This page offers links to a variety of services and information related to environment and energy in general.

Information and Resources

  • Geography of Ontario - It's a Big Place
    This is where you'll find all types of information about the Geography of Ontario.
  • Atmospheric Science
    The study of the Earth's atmosphere - the layer of air that surrounds our planet - and how it interacts with the energy from the sun, and is influenced by the land, water and ice on the Earth's surface.
  • Gasoline and Fuel Prices
    The Gasoline Report is a weekly roundup of consumer gasoline prices from across Ontario and Canada.
  • Heating & Cooling Your Home
    A guide for heating and cooling your home (PDF).
  • Saving Energy for Small Business
    Smart business means keeping your costs low, and that includes saving on energy.
  • Energy Conservation
    Working together, Ontarians are building a conservation culture. There are many ways we can all help conserve electricity.
  • Smog Forecast / Ontario's Air Quality Index
    Air quality for Ontario cities.
  • Infrastructure Ontario
    Infrastructure Ontario is a crown corporation playing a leading role in one of the most robust infrastructure development programs in the country.
  • Nutrient Management
    Regulations and protocols.
  • Water Wells
    Approximately three million Ontarians depend on wells for their supply of clean, safe drinking water. Everyone who owns, constructs or uses a well can do their part to help protect groundwater quality and the health of the people who drink it every day.
  • Groundwater Studies
    Groundwater is an essential resource for communities across the province. More than three million Ontarians rely on private and municipal wells.
  • Waste Diversion and Recycling
    Landfills, garbage, incinerators, recycling and composting.
  • Septage
    What is septage and how is it dangerous for the environment?
  • Brownfields redevelopment
    Learn about brownfields and why redevelopment is a good thing for the environment and your health.
  • Protecting and Improving Air Quality
    Every day, the average adult breathes about 15,000 to 20,000 litres of air. Air is a mixture of gases that makes up our atmosphere and is vital to life on earth. Air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions harm our environment and pose a threat to our health.
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