Government of Canada launches One-Tonne Challenge Program to help Canadians reduce greenhouse gas emissions

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Media AdvisoryGovernment of Canada launches One-Tonne Challenge Program to help Canadians reduce greenhouse gas emissionsMarch 25, 2004 - On March 26 in Ottawa, the Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, the Honourable R. John Efford, Minister of Natural Resources Canada, and the Honourable Jim Karygiannis, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport, will officially launch the One-Tonne Challenge Program.The initiative will help raise awareness of how the choices individuals make every day impact on greenhouse gas emissions, and give Canadians the tools and information needed to take action on climate change.They will be joined by Program partners from the private and public sectors, and by representatives from Scouts Canada, who will announce their Climate Change Education and Action Program.Location:Room 237-C, Centre BlockHouse of CommonsOttawaDate and Time:March 26, 20049:45 - 10:15 a.m. (local time)For more information: Alexandra MuirDirector of CommunicationsOffice of the MinisterNatural Resources Canada(613) 947-8246 Kelly MorganDirector of CommunicationsOffice of the MinisterEnvironment Canada(613) 997-1441 Ghyslain CharronMedia Relations Natural Resources Canada(613) 992-4447 Sébastien BoisMedia RelationsEnvironment Canada(819) 953-4016

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