Green Ontario: Provincial Strategy

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FACTSHEET INDEX (this section is under development)
Goal	Major Issues
Protect Nature	Natural Areas Endangered Spaces Endangered Species Significant Natural Areas (wetlands, rivers and other areas) New Saving the Oak Ridges Moraine New
Conserve Resources	Conservation Energy Farmland (urban sprawl) Minerals Water Resources: a Clean Water Strategy Fish and Game Urban Sprawl
Prevent Pollution	Toxic and Hazardous Substances: Overview Ontario's Pollution Strategy Pollution Prevention Pesticides Household Hazards Solid Waste Water Pollution: A Clean Water Strategy Sewage Air Pollution Acid Rain Climate Change Ozone Smog
A Healthy, Sustainable Economy	A Green Economy Corporate Responsibility Aggregates (gravel) Agriculture and Food Biotechnology and Food Cars Chemicals Dry Cleaning Energy Environmental Management Forestry Golf Housing Hotels Manufacturing Mining Offices Photo Chemicals Plastics Restaurants Retail Tourism Transportation
A Healthy, Sustainable Society	Green Homes Community Action Land Use Environmental Education Health and Environment Multiculturalism and Environment First Nations and Environment

Please note:

These factsheets summarize the major initiatives for each issue and are intended as a starting point for discussion around how to improve on existing strategies. They do not represent the complete strategy for any issue, nor can they reflect the true complexity of the issues and the environmental movement. The factsheets have been prepared for the Conservation Council of Ontario by the web site editor, and as such may not reflect the views of the Council as a whole or its members.

Please address any comments, corrections, and suggestions to
the Conservation Council of Ontario

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