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Auto Recycler An Environmental Leader
Stirling-Rawdon, ON - February 4, 2005
Anthropologist Margaret Mead said, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world." |
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Woodbeck Proves One Person Can Have an Impact
Stirling-Rawdon, ON - February 3, 2005
If you doubt one person can make a difference in the scheme of things, you haven’t met Bruce Woodbeck. |
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Keeping the World Cleaner, One Gram at a Time
Stirling-Rawdon, ON – January 29, 2005
Bruce Woodbeck is helping save the planet one gram at a time. |
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Recyclers Pull the Mercury Out
Calgary, AB - January 17, 2005
Sixty Alberta auto recyclers voluntarily collected and safely disposed of more than 34 kilograms of toxic mercury last summer – nearly twice the amount of auto recyclers in British Columbia and Ontario combined. |
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Recovery effort nets 34 kilos toxic material
Alberta - January 16, 2005
Sixty Alberta auto recyclers voluntarily collected and safely disposed of more than 34 kilograms of highly toxic mercury from abandoned vehicles. |
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Alberta Auto Recyclers "Switch Out" Mercury
Alberta - January 13, 2005
Sixty Alberta auto recyclers voluntarily collected and safely disposed of more than 34 kilograms of highly toxic mercury from 40,298 vehicle lighting switches this past summer as part of the Clean Air Foundation's Switch Out program. |
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Thirty Four Kilograms of Deadly Mercury Collected by Alberta Auto Recyclers
Calgary, AB - January 11, 2005
Sixty Alberta auto recyclers have voluntarily collected and safely disposed of 40,298 vehicle lighting switches containing more than 34 kilograms of highly toxic mercury. |
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Edmonton Pick n' Pull Does Its Part
Edmonton, AB - November 01, 2004
The Alberta Automotive Recyclers & Dismantlers Association (AARDA) first became aware of the problems and dangers caused by mercury in 2002 when reading an article on the subject on the internet. |
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Rewarding community-based environmental energy
Calgary, November 19, 2003
Alberta Ecotrust partners met recently to allocate some critical dollars to a diverse group of community organizations working hard in their communities to make an environmental difference. |
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Ontario Auto Recyclers To Cash In On Mercury
Toronto, ON – November 6, 2003
The Mercury Recovery in partnership with the Clean Air Foundation today announced the launch of the “Loonie for Loons” campaign to encourage mercury recovery in Ontario. |
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New Program Addresses Mercury & Health By Reducing Mercury Emissions in Alberta
Edmonton, AB – August 19, 2003
The Clean Air Foundation brings Switch Out, an award winning pollution prevention program, to Alberta. |
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Mercury Switch Out Program Receives Award from Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment
Toronto, ON – June 12, 2003
The Clean Air Foundation received an Honorary Mention in the Innovations category of the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment’s (CCME) annual Pollution Prevention awards. |
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One woman's push to get mercury out of your car
CBC Marketplace, Broadcast: October 15, 2002
It wasn’t that long ago that nearly every household had a mercury thermometer. |
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