LiveSmart in your Community
Community Energy and Emissions Inventory
The Province has released the Community Energy and Emissions Inventory (CEEI) for all B.C. local governments. The reports provide a consistent set of estimates of 2007 energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions for each community.
Local governments can use this baseline to track the progress of policies and programs that are designed to lower GHG emissions.
Activities covered under the inventory include on-road transportation, buildings and solid waste, as well as estimates of land-use change from deforestation activities and emissions from livestock at the regional district level.
News ReleaseLiveSmart in your Community Highlights
Citizens’ Conservation Council Final Report
In December 2009, British Columbia’s Citizens’ Conservation Councils presented their final report to the government with recommendations that will help the Province better engage British Columbians to take local action on climate change. read more >> |
Climate Action Inventory
Looking for climate action projects in your community or region? The LiveSmart BC Climate Action Inventory is an interactive map that allows you to explore and connect with projects taking place in communities across British Columbia. read more >> |
LiveSmart BC Community Heroes
In 2008, LiveSmart BC profiled community heroes throughout British Columbia who are making a difference by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating sustainable communities, such as Tsawwassen’s Ulrich Schrems. Eight years ago, Schrems installed eight solar panels on the roof of his house, and last year he added a wind generator. read more >> |
