It has been some 20 years since the issue of climate change (global warming) has been on the international agenda. Despite that, in the past 2 decades, our global and national production of greenhouse gases has increased, rather than decreased. The primary source of the man-made (anthropogenic) contribution to the increase comes from our burning of fossil fuels. Much of that comes from the inefficient use of those precious non-renewable resources in heat engines for transportation.

My personal resolution is to continue reducing my use of fossil fuels, and specifically to reduce them by another 10% or more in 2010.

Polls tell me that the great majority of Canadians also believe that climate change is a serious issue. Therefore, I propose to provide an information resource via this site to help you find ways to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.

I expect that many of the methods I propose will actually allow you to save money by reducing energy costs, and without reducing quality of life.

If you're in, let's get started, as 2010 already has.