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## Posts

- [SES Letter to Saskatoon on Climate Action Strategy](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2026/ses-letter-to-saskatoon-on-climate-action-strategy/) - July 30, 2026 — SES responds to the City of Saskatoon's draft Climate Action Strategy, which brings together the City’s previous climate mitigation and adaptation planning into a single framework.
- [Press Release: Clean energy advocates call on Sask. government to choose renewable energy, not nuclear power](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2026/press-release-clean-energy-advocates-call-on-sk-gov-to-choose-renewable-energy-not-nuclear-power/) - July 6, 2026 — As the Government of Saskatchewan continues planning for nuclear power, the Saskatchewan Environmental Society, together with the Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan, are jointly calling on the province to change course and invest in renewable energy, battery storage, electricity conservation, electricity efficiency, interprovincial connections, and grid improvements instead.
- [Press Release: SES welcomes federal announcement of support for provincial grid interconnections](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2026/ses-welcomes-federal-announcement-of-support-for-electricity-interconnections-between-provinces/) - June 29, 2026 — SES welcomes the federal government’s renewed focus on east-west electricity grid interconnections, two of which are key to Saskatchewan’s clean energy future. Such interconnections have long been recognized as essential nation building infrastructure, and SES has been advocating for stronger grid interconnections, particularly with Manitoba, for more than a decade.
- [Public Opinion on Climate Change in SK](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2026/public-opinion-on-climate-change-in-sk/) - March 2026 — SES Report: "Public opinion on climate change in Saskatchewan: What the evidence shows and why concern is often underestimated"
- [Awards & Recognition](https://environmentalsociety.ca/our-story/2018/awards-recognition/) - 2025 Organizational Resilience Award for 55 Years (Green Communities Canada) Awarded to: Saskatchewan Environmental Society 2024 Saskatchewan Sustainability Award (Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development — RCE Saskatchewan) Awarded to: Building Operator Training for the Community Housing Sector Excellence in Education for Sustainable Development in the Community Award (RCE Saskatchewan) Awarded to: Building
- [A Take on Saskatchewan's Energy Security & Supply Plan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2026/a-take-on-saskatchewans-energy-security-supply-plan/) - March 2026 — SES's Take on the 'Saskatchewan First Energy Security Strategy and Supply Plan'
- [Letter to City of Saskatoon on National Urban Park boundaries](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2026/letter-to-city-of-saskatoon-regarding-national-urban-park-boundaries/) - March 23, 2026 — Letter to the City of Saskatoon’s City Council expressing concern about Administration's recommendation to reduce the boundaries of the Northeast and Small Swales within the proposed National Urban Park.
- [2025 Annual Report](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/ses-annual-report/)
- [Press Release: SES opposes new $2.6-billion deal with India](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2026/press-release-ses-opposes-new-2-6-billion-deal-with-india/) - March 2, 2026 — SES today is raising concerns following the newly signed agreement that will see Saskatchewan-mined uranium sold to India for use in its expanding nuclear fleet. Despite India’s growing atomic weapons program and refusal to sign key international nuclear treaties, the governments of Saskatchewan and Canada are moving forward with a major expansion of uranium trade.
- [Press Release: SES and co-applicants file notice of appeal](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2026/press-release-ses-and-co-applicants-file-notice-of-appeal/) - February 5, 2026 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society, together with co-applicants, has filed a notice of appeal to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in our legal challenge of the Government of Saskatchewan’s decision to openly defy federal regulations that require the phase-out of unabated coal-fired power generation by 2030.
- [Press Release: SES opposes Bill 88, The Saskatchewan First Act](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2023/press-release-ses-opposes-bill-88/) - January 31, 2023 — Bill 88, The Saskatchewan First Act, which was introduced in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan in November 2022, poses serious legal, environmental, ethical, and economic ramifications.
- [Press Release: SES reacts to Court ruling in Sask. coal extension case](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2026/ses-reacts-to-court-ruling-in-sk-coal-extension-case/) - January 14, 2026 — SES is disappointed by the Court of King’s Bench’s January 12, 2026 ruling striking our legal challenge (KBG-SA-00865-2025) on procedural grounds related to the Court’s role. This ruling does not change the scientific facts about coal pollution or the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across Canada.
- [Letter to Premier Moe on Canada-Alberta MOU](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/letter-to-premier-moe-on-canada-alberta-mou/) - December 9, 2025 — SES letter urging Premier Moe to make advances in the areas of methane reduction and the industrial pricing of carbon, in response to the recent Canada-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding.
- [Letter to Saskatoon on 2026–27 Budget Deliberations](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/letter-to-saskatoon-on-2026-27-budget-deliberations/) - November 24, 2025 — Letter to the City of Saskatoon's City Council in support of prioritizing investments that reduce emissions, safeguard ecosystems, and protect public and environmental health.
- [Letter to Saskatoon on Proposed Turf Remediation Program](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/letter-to-saskatoon-on-proposed-turf-remediation-program/) - November 3, 2025 — Letter to the City of Saskatoon's Standing Policy Committee on Planning, Development, and Community Services registering our concerns about the proposed use of herbicides in Saskatoon's public parks.
- [Press Release: Court to hear case on Saskatchewan's decision to extend coal](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2025/press-release-court-to-hear-case-on-saskatchewans-decision-to-extend-coal/) - November 10, 2025 — Today, SES along with our co-applicants will appear before the Court of King’s Bench in Saskatoon, for a hearing in our legal challenge against the Government of Saskatchewan’s decision to refurbish and continue operating coal-fired electricity generating stations beyond the federally mandated phase-out date of December 31, 2029.
- [Comments on Proposed Wheeler River Uranium Mining Project](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/comments-on-wheeler-river-project-proposal/) - October 24, 2025 — Comments to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) Regarding Wheeler River Project Proposal of Denison Mines Corp. and the review by CNSC staff.
- [SES's Nuclear Energy Policy](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2021/sess-nuclear-energy-policy/) - June 2021 — SES's position on nuclear energy in Saskatchewan.
- [Press Release: SES disappointed Court will not hear important climate case](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2025/press-release-ses-disappointed-court-will-not-hear-important-climate-case/) - October 16, 2025 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is disappointed by the October 10, 2025, decision from the Court of King’s Bench to grant the Government of Saskatchewan and SaskPower’s application to strike the landmark climate lawsuit brought by several Saskatchewan citizens and Climate Justice Saskatoon.
- [Press Release: SES and allies launch legal challenge over coal](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2025/press-release-ses-and-allies-launch-legal-challenge-over-coal/) - August 12, 2025 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society, Citizens for Public Justice, and three citizens of Saskatchewan and Manitoba have launched a legal challenge against the Government of Saskatchewan. This follows the Province’s June 18, 2025, announcement that it will keep conventional coal-fired power plants operating into the 2040s.
- ['Coal Decision' Legal Challenge – Originating Application](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/coal-decision-legal-challenge-originating-application/) - 2025 — The Originating Application of the 'Coal Decision' Legal Challenge.
- [Champions for our Common Future](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/champions-for-our-common-future/) - 2025 — A series of stories highlighting individuals and organizations dedicated to advancing sustainability in Saskatchewan in both urban and rural Saskatchewan. These stories show that no matter where you live, everyone has a role to play in creating a more sustainable future.
- [Letter to Saskatoon on Building Efficiency Standards](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/letter-to-saskatoon-on-building-efficiency-standards/) - May 5, 2025 — SES supports City Administration’s recommendation that the Standing Policy Committee on Planning Development and Community Services recommend to City Council to maintain alignment with the Low Emissions Community (LEC) Plan by regulating to Tier 2 of the National Building Code.
- [Bylaws of the SES](https://environmentalsociety.ca/our-story/2019/bylaws-of-the-ses/) - I. I-1. Any person may become a member of the corporation upon application for membership, payment of the prescribed membership fee, and approval of their application by the directors or their designate from time to time. I-2. The membership fee shall be prescribed by the members at a general meeting. I-3. Any member may withdraw from the corporation
- [Nisbet Forest Letter](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/nisbet-forest-letter/) - February 13, 2025 — Recommendations from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society to the Forest Service Branch and the Lands Branch related to the Portion of the Nisbet Forest north of the North Saskatchewan River.
- [Press Release: SES calls on the Sask. Gov. to reinstate the OBPS Program](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2025/press-release-ses-calls-on-sask-gov-reinstate-obps-program/) - April 1, 2025 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES) is strongly opposed to the Government of Saskatchewan’s decision to cancel industrial carbon pollution pricing effective today.
- [Press Release: SES calls on Sask. to adopt higher building efficiency standards](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2025/press-release-ses-calls-on-sask-to-adopt-higher-building-efficiency-standards/) - March 11, 2025 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society registers its disapproval with the Government of Saskatchewan’s recent decision to backtrack on their commitment to make buildings more energy efficient under the National Building Code. Because of this regression, new Saskatchewan homes will be less energy efficient, burdening homeowners with higher operational costs and increased maintenance issues.
- [SES letter on the Clean Electricity Strategy](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2025/ses-letter-on-the-clean-electricity-strategy/) - February 19, 2025 — Saskatchewan and Alberta are undermining the objectives of the Clean Electricity Strategy and Clean Electricity Regulations. Accordingly, SES urges the federal government to respond with a constitutional reference hearing to question and evaluate the legitimacy of the Saskatchewan First Act and the Alberta Sovereignty within a United Canada Act.
- [Success Story: St. John's Cathedral](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/success-story-st-johns-cathedral-2/)
- [Press Release: Local climate change lawsuit argued tomorrow](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2024/press-release-local-climate-change-lawsuit-argued-tomorrow/) - October 3, 2024 — Last year, a group of Saskatchewan citizens and Climate Justice Saskatoon launched a lawsuit against the Saskatchewan government and SaskPower, arguing that SaskPower needs to move to a low emission electricity grid by 2035. Tomorrow, arguments will be made at the Court of King's Bench in Regina about whether this case should be considered by the court. SES is hopeful that the case will be heard, and that we will be ultimately granted permission to intervene in the main action.
- [Press Release: World moves toward more dangerous climate extremes](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2013/press-release-climate-change-2013/) - April 22, 2013 — The risk of more extreme weather and other dangerous climate change effects increases as carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere approach 400 parts per million (ppm) warned the Saskatchewan Environmental Society.
- [Press Release: Time to transition off coal to a renewable future](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2013/press-release-r-a-hallidays-report-to-saskpower-2013/) - December 17, 2013 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is urging SaskPower to make a priority of permanently closing each of its coal-fired power plants at or slightly before the end of their scheduled operating lifetime, and replacing them with renewable sources of electricity, or with other low carbon emitting sources of electricity generation.
- [Press Release: A questionable fortune for Langham](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2013/press-release-fortune-minerals-2013/) - December 4, 2013 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society advised the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment that approval for the Fortune Minerals Metal Processing Facility, proposed for construction near Langham, should be refused.
- [Press Release: Kerrobert Oil by Rail](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2013/press-release-kerrobert-oil-by-rail-2013/) - November 18, 2013 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society has asked the Province of Saskatchewan and the Government of Canada to take a coordinated approach and to require that TORQ Transloading Inc. prepare an Environmental Impact Study on its proposed oil by rail terminal in Kerrobert, Saskatchewan.
- [SES Comments on the Clean Electricity Regulations](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/ses-comments-on-the-clean-electricity-regulations/) - March 15, 2024 — SES's support for the draft CER and comments on proposed changes to the regulatory design.
- [SES Perspective on the SK Tribunal Report on the Draft Clean Electricity Regulations](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/ses-perspective-sk-tribunal-report-draft-cer/) - July 20, 2024 — SES's perspective on the newly released Saskatchewan Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal Report on the draft Clean Electricity Regulations.
- [Press Release: SES urges for stronger action on climate change in SK](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2024/press-release-ses-urges-for-stronger-action-on-climate-change-in-sk/) - July 17, 2024 — The Saskatchewan government is ignoring the environmental realities of the world around us and the advice of the scientific community as it seeks to overturn every major Canadian government climate change initiative. If left unchecked, climate change will disrupt economies, exacerbate storms and disasters, and adversely affect lives and livelihoods. We must all be part of the solution.
- [Press Release: SES seeks intervenor status in climate action lawsuit](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2024/press-release-ses-seeks-intervenor-status-in-court-action/) - July 10, 2024 — SES is seeking intervenor status in a climate action lawsuit that could set important precedents in Canada. Through its intervention, SES intends to offer perspectives on energy alternatives that are reliable, cost effective, and would significantly reduce Saskatchewan’s greenhouse gas emissions.
- [Press Release: Saskatchewanians ask the government to delay the electric vehicle tax](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2021/press-release-saskatchewanians-ask-the-government-to-delay-the-electric-vehicle-tax/) - November 23, 2021 — The Saskatchewan government has started charging electric vehicle drivers a punitive $150 tax, claiming that this would contribute to the provincial road maintenance fund. SES, the Sask Electric Vehicles Association, SaskEV, and the Tesla Owners Club of Sask have joined together to point out the folly of this tax, asking for a delay until 1.3% of the light-duty vehicles on Saskatchewan roads are electric.
- [Letter Supporting the Greener Homes Grant](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/letter-supporting-the-greener-homes-grant/) - February 14, 2024 — SES responds to the cancellation of the wildly popular Greener Homes Grant, recommending that the Government of Canada immediately launches a new, improved program for all Canadian households.
- [Letter to Saskatoon City Council in support of the Northeast and Small Swales](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/letter-to-saskatoon-city-council-in-support-of-the-northeast-and-small-swales/) - May 24, 2024 — SES reiterates that the City of Saskatoon should not endorse the Functional Planning Study for Phase 2 of the Saskatoon Freeway, as this phase would cross critical environmentally sensitive areas at the Northeast Swale and Small Swale.
- [Press Release: SES collaborates with Howard Coad Community School](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2024/press-release-volunteers-transform-a-portion-of-schoolyard-into-a-green-space/) - June 8, 2024 — SES collaborated with Howard Coad Community School to cultivate even more green infrastructure in Saskatoon's Mount Royal neighbourhood by planting a biodiverse urban greenspace with native prairie perennials, grasses, and edible shrubs.
- [Clean Energy Funding Programs](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2023/clean-energy-funding-programs/) - Updated July 5, 2024 — PDF of clean energy funding programs.
- [Letter Supporting the Northeast and Small Swales](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/letter-supporting-the-swale-watchers/) - May 1, 2024 — SES asks the City of Saskatoon to not endorse the Functional Planning Study for Phase 2 of the Saskatoon Freeway, as this phase would cross critical environmentally sensitive areas at the Northeast Swale and Small Swale.
- [Considerations for Farmland Drainage](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/considerations-for-farmland-drainage/) - May 9, 2024 — SES submission to the Water Security Agency regarding the Agricultural Stewardship Policy.
- [Tough Questions About Big Dams](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/tough-questions-about-big-dams/) - 2006 — Report: People are asking: Does Saskatchewan need more dams?
- [Climate Change Science Update](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/climate-change-science-update/) - April 16, 2024 — Updated facts and sources on the newest climate change science.
- [SES Comments on SaskPower's Long-Term Supply Plan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/ses-comments-on-saskpowers-long-term-supply-plan/) - April 22, 2024 — SES comments on SaskPower's "Long-Term Supply Plan: Draft Summary."
- [Response to Bill 88 The Saskatchewan First Act](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2023/response-to-bill-88-the-saskatchewan-first-act/) - December 15, 2022 — Letter to Premier Scott Moe, Minister of Justice Bronwyn Eyre, and Minister of the Environment Dana Skoropad expressing deep concern about the provisions related to greenhouse gas regulation and environmental standards in Bill 88, The Saskatchewan First Act.
- [Support and Recommendations for Prince Albert's Pathway to Net-Zero Emissions](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2023/support-and-recommendations-for-prince-alberts-pathway-to-net-zero-emissions/) - June 5, 2023 — SES letter of support for the City of Prince Albert's Pathway to Net-Zero Emissions by 2030 motion.
- [Building Operator Training Brochure](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/2024/building-operator-training-brochure/) - January 22, 2024 — Brochure for Building Operator Training: Energy Conservation Principles, New Technologies, and Retrofits.
- [Efficiency for Organizations Brochure](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/2024/efficiency-for-organizations-brochure/) - January 22, 2024 — Efficiency for Organizations: Energy Audits for Non-Profits
- [Press Release: Misfortune for Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2014/press-release-fortune-minerals-2014/) - February 12, 2014 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is deeply concerned that the Government of Saskatchewan saw fit to approve the Fortune Minerals Metal Processing Plant near Langham yesterday, despite receiving more than 200 submissions of concern from residents of Langham, Dalmeny, the RM of Corman Park, and Saskatoon.
- [Press Release: K-12 School Energy Conservation Contest](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2014/press-release-25-acts-of-energy-conservation-2013/) - May 22, 2014 — The two $1000 winning projects were from Ethel Millikin School in Regina with their "We're all in this together" campaign and Father Robinson School in Saskatoon with their “Earth Day” campaign.
- [Letter on Climate Change to Minister Cheveldayoff](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/ses-letter-on-climate-change-to-saskatchewan-minister-of-environment/) - April 19, 2013 — Letter to Premier Wall and Minister Cheveldayoff regarding the latest climate change developments, and the very significant risks that climate change poses to young people in Saskatchewan and around the world.
- [Submission on EA of Proposed Fortune Minerals Facility](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/fortune-minerals-submission-to-saskatchewan-minister-of-environment/) - December 4, 2013 — Submission to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment regarding the Environmental Assessment of the proposed Fortune Minerals metal processing facility.
- [Preventing Oil Sands Fever in SK](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/carbon-copy-preventing-oil-sands-fever-in-saskatchewan-2009/) - August 2009 — Report: Carbon Copy: Preventing Oil Sands Fever in Saskatchewan
- [Submission on Re-Licensing of Key Lake, McArthur River & Rabbit Lake](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/key-lake-and-rabbit-lake-submission-to-cnsc/) - August 2013 — Comments for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on Cameco's Re-Licensing Proposals for Key Lake, McArthur River, and Rabbit Lake Operations
- [High-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal Position](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/ses-position-regarding-nuclear-waste-position-2011/) - January 25, 2011 — Why SES opposes nuclear fuel waste disposal in Saskatchewan
- [Beaverlodge Legacy of Contamination](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/beaverlodge-legacy-of-contamination/) - July 2013 — CCPA Article: The Government of Canada's Legacy of Contamination in Northern Saskatchewan Watersheds
- [When the Oil Patch Comes to Your Backyard](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/when-the-oil-patch-comes-to-your-backyard/) - May 2004 — SES Report: When the Oil Patch Comes to Your Backyard: A Citizens' Guide to Protecting Your Rights
- [Letter to Minister Cheveldayoff on Sustainable Water Policy](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/ses-letter-to-ken-cheveldayoff/) - 2013 — Submission to Hon. Cheveldayoff, Minister of Environment and Minister Responsible for the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency.
- [Towards a Sustainable Energy Strategy for Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/towards-a-sustainable-energy-strategy-2007/) - January 2007 — SES Report: Towards of Sustainable Energy Strategy for Saskatchewan
- [Saskatchewan Citizens Hearings on Climate Change Report](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/saskatchewan-citizens-hearings-on-climate-change-report/) - 2014 — Report from the Saskatchewan Citizens' Hearings on Climate Change, which took place in Saskatoon on November 1 and 2, 2013.
- [Yes They Can: A 2020 Vision For SaskPower](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/ses-report-to-saskpower/) - May 16, 2013 — SES Report: Yes They Can: A 2020 Vision for SaskPower regarding greenhouse gas emissions reduction.
- [Success Story: Friendship Inn](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/friendship-inn-article-2014/) - Friendship Inn Article 2014
- [Success Story: Confederation Inn](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/confederation-inn-article-2014/) - Confederation Inn Article 2014
- [Success Story: Village Green Furniture](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/village-green/)
- [Success Story: Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/saskatchewan-teachers-federation/)
- [Success Story: Falcon Ridge](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2014/falcon-ridge/) - Falcon Ridge Article
- [Press Release: Saskatoon Cooks up a Sustainable Recipe for Success](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2014/press-release-sustainable-gourmet-2014/) - September 29, 2014 — Chefs from the Saskatoon area, including the Saskatoon Club’s Chef Anthony McCarthy, prepared dishes made primarily from local Saskatchewan ingredients for the Saskatchewan Environmental Society’s ninth annual Sustainable Gourmet fundraising dinner.
- [Press Release: New environmental regulatory approach leaves greenhouse gas management on back burner](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2014/press-release-new-environmental-regulatory-approach/) - November 3, 2014 — This morning the Government of Saskatchewan announced the proclamation of the new Environmental Management and Protection Act (2010) and the amended Forest Resources Management Act, along with certain sections of the new Environmental Code that will serve in lieu of regulations under these acts.
- [Press Release: New provincial partnership for K-12 energy conservation campaign](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2014/press-release-new-provincial-partnership-for-k-12-energy-conservation-campaign/) - November 7, 2014 — SES is happy to announce their partnership with the Saskatchewan Science Centre for the 25 Acts of Energy Conservation campaign, a K-12, province-wide action contest that promotes energy conservation all school year.
- [Press Release: Saskatchewan Living Green Expo 2015](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2015/press-release-saskatchewan-living-green-expo-2015/) - January 22, 2015 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is excited to host the province’s first and largest green event of its kind, the Saskatchewan Living Green Expo, on May 1 and 2, 2015, at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon.
- [Press Release: Climate Friendly Zone Launch](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2015/press-release-climate-friendly-zone-launch/) - January, 29, 2015 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society announces the official launch of the Climate Friendly Zone campaign, a crucial step towards reducing our province’s dangerous greenhouse gas emissions.
- [Submission on Agricultural Drainage](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/submission-on-agricultural-drainage/) - February 24, 2015 — SES Submission regarding the Provincial Consultation on Responsible Drainage
- [Success Story: EGADZ](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/success-story-egadz/) - Success Story: EGADZ
- [Executive Summary: Building an Environmentally Sustainable Future for Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/sustainable-future-for-saskatchewan-executive-summary-2015/) - March 2015 — Executive Summary: Building an Environmentally Sustainable Future for Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan’s Role in Global Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss and Nuclear Weapons Proliferation, and the Policy Measures Needed to Change Course and Chart a Sustainable Future.
- [Building an Environmentally Sustainable Future for Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/sustainable-future-for-saskatchewan-report-2015/) - March 2015 — Report: Building an Environmentally Sustainable Future for Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan’s Role in Global Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss and Nuclear Weapons Proliferation, and the Policy Measures Needed to Change Course and Chart a Sustainable Future.
- [Press Release: 1st Annual SK Living Green Expo](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2015/press-release-2015-saskatchewan-living-green-expo/) - May 6, 2015 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society hosted the first and largest green expo of its kind in the province. The Saskatchewan Living Green Expo was held on May 1 and 2, 2015, at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon, SK.
- [Be Water Wise Brochure](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/be-water-wise-brochure/) - Brochure about the City of Saskatoon's Be Water Wise program that supports water conservation.
- [Gunnar Remediation Project](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/gunnar-remediation-project/) - October 2014 — SES Report: Comments on the Licensing of the Gunnar Remediation Project (Prepared for submission to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission).
- [Press Release: 25 Acts Contest Winners](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2015/press-release-25-acts-contest-winners/) - May 25, 2015 — The two $1000 winning projects were from Argyle School in Regina with their campaign Gators Go Green, and Churchill High School in La Ronge with Waste Not Want Not.
- [Press Release: SES urges government to strictly regulate use of neonics](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2015/press-release-ses-urges-government-to-strictly-regulate-use-of-neonics/) - July 2, 2015 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society's President Bert Weichel called on the Saskatchewan government today to follow the lead of the Ontario government and launch a regulatory process aimed at significantly reducing the use of neonicotinoids.
- [The Legacy of Uranium Mining in Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/the-legacy-of-uranium-mining-in-saskatchewan/) - March 2015 — SES Report: The Legacy of Uranium Mining in Saskatchewan: The Unacceptable Environmental Impacts of Uranium Mining
- [Policy Statement on Neonicotinoids](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/issues-resources-ses-policy-statement-on-neonicotinoids/) - June 2015 — SES Report: Policy Statement on Neonicotinoids.
- [SES Brief to Environment Minister Cox](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/ses-brief-to-minister-cox/) - 2015 — Brief to Hon. Herb Cox regarding SES's work in Saskatchewan and current policy issues facing our province.
- [Press Release: Sustainable Gourmet 2015](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2015/3511/) - September 24, 2015 — Chefs from the Saskatoon area prepared dishes made primarily from local ingredients for the Saskatchewan Environmental Society’s 10th Annual Sustainable Gourmet fundraiser dinner, held Saturday, September 19, which was a great success!
- [Gunnar Reclamation Submission to Canadian Nuclear Safety Commision](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/gunnar-mine-reclamation-plan/) - August 14, 2015 — Submission to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on the Gunnar Tailings Reclamation Plan.
- [Lettter to Premier Wall on GHG Reduction](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2015/letter-to-premier-wall-on-greenhouse-gas-reduction/) - December 11, 2015 — Letter to Premier Wall on a Proposal for a Province-wide Greenhouse Gas Reduction Strategy.
- [Press Release: Saskatchewan in a Fossil-Fuel-Limited World](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2015/press-release-saskatchewan-in-a-fossil-fuel-limited-world/) - December 15, 2015 — In the wake of the Paris climate change agreement, the Saskatchewan Environmental Society is calling on the Saskatchewan government to come forward with a comprehensive plan for reducing Saskatchewan’s greenhouse gas emissions.
- [Renewable Energy Toolkit](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/renewable-energy-toolkit/) - December 2015 — SES Report: Renewable Energy Toolkit: A Guide for Renewable Co-operatives' Development and Success in Saskatchewan.
- [Press Release: Two largest SK cities urged to become carbon neutral](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release-two-largest-cities-in-sk-urged-to-become-carbon-neutral/) - April 22, 2016 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is celebrating the signing of an international climate change agreement in New York today, and is encouraging Saskatchewan’s two largest cities to play a major leadership role in making the key principles of the climate agreement a reality in our province.
- [Success Story: Unitarian Congregation of Saskatoon](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/success-story-unitarian/)
- [Press Release: 25 Acts of Energy Conservation 2016 Winners](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release-25-acts-of-energy-conservation-2016-winners/) - May 25, 2016 — The two $1000 winning projects were from Bruno Central School in Bruno with their campaign, Save Roots and Water to Keep Earth Cool, and Argyle School in Regina with their campaign, We Love Our Planet to the Moon and Back.
- [Press Release: SES Solar Co-op reveals first solar project in SK](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release-ses-solar-co-op-reveals-first-solar-project/) - May 31, 2016 — SES Solar Co-operative President Joe Schmutz and Shift Development Founder and CEO Curtis Olson announced today that the largest solar power installation built to date in the Saskatoon Light and Power district is now complete and just days away from powering up.
- [Recommendations for City of Saskatoon GHG Emissions Reduction](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/city-of-saskatoon-recommendations-for-ghg-reduction/) - October 28, 2015 — Recommendations for a Municipal Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Strategy for the City of Saskatoon Focused On Community-Wide Emissions
- [Recommendations for City of Regina GHG Emissions Reduction](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/ghg-emission-reduction-regina/) - April 21, 2016 — Suggestions for Community-Wide Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction in the City of Regina.
- [Comments on EIS for the Yancoal Southey Project](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/ses-yancoal-mine-submission-2016/) - June 2, 2016 — Comments to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment on the Environmental Impact Statement for the Yancoal Southey Project.
- [Press Release: Can Gunnar clean-up move forward?](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release-can-gunnar-clean-up-move-forward/) - September 20, 2016 — On Thursday, September 22, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission will hold a hearing in Ottawa to consider Saskatchewan Research Council's request to lift the remaining "hold point" on the remediation project at the abandoned Gunnar uranium mine site.
- [Press Release: Carbon pricing opens opportunities](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release-carbon-pricing-opens-opportunities/) - October 7, 2016 — On October 5, 2016, the United Nations announced that the Paris Agreement on Climate Change had met the minimum requirements for entry-into-force; at least 55 countries accounting for 55% of the world’s emissions have formally joined the agreement resulting from COP21. On the same day, Canada voted to ratify the Paris Agreement, joining the United States, India, China, and 69 other countries.
- [Press Release: Carbon taxation important source of revenue for innovation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release/) - October 19, 2016 — The Saskatchewan Plan for Climate Change released yesterday outlines an approach to climate change that stresses innovation. The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is pleased to hear the Province intends to take the threat posed by climate change seriously, and supports innovation as one of the avenues through which Saskatchewan can work to achieve our fair share of the global emission targets.
- [Response to Saskatchewan's Climate Change White Paper](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/response-to-white-paper-on-climate-change-2016/) - 2016 — Report: The Saskatchewan government released their Climate Change White Paper on October 18, 2016. The White Paper is positioned as an “alternative approach to Prime Minister Trudeau’s national carbon tax” (Government of Saskatchewan, 2016).
- [Proposed Chaplin Wind Farm Update](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/chaplin-wind-farm-2016/) - November 2016 — Update on the Proposed Chaplin Wind Farm: "Wind-energy projects needed, but not just everywhere."
- [Recommendations for New Oil Pipeline Safety Measures](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/oil-spill-recommendations-2016/) - December 1, 2016 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society's recommendations for the Government of Saskatchewan arising from the Husky Energy oil spill that took place in July 2016. This spill put at risk the primary drinking water source for nearly 70,000 Saskatchewan residents, and has had a wide array of negative ecological impacts.
- [Press Release: SES calls for new oil pipeline safety measures](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release-oil-pipeline-safety-2016/) - December 5, 2016 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is asking the provincial government to adopt major new initiatives to ensure the safety of oil pipelines in Saskatchewan. These initiatives would build upon and go far beyond the amendments to the provincial Pipelines Act announced last week by Hon. Dustin Duncan, Minister of Energy and Resources.
- [Press Release: Saskatchewan's climate change plan unacceptable](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2016/press-release-saskatchewans-climate-change-plan-unacceptable/) - December 8, 2016 — In December 2015, the Saskatchewan Environmental Society celebrated the signing of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. One year later Saskatchewan has presented a climate change plan that has failed to outline steps that will fulfill these obligations.
- [Comments about CNSC's 2015 Regulatory Oversight Report](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/cnsc-regulatory-oversight-submission-ses-acfn-november-2016/) - November 14, 2016 — Response to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission staff submission “Regulatory Oversight Report for Uranium Mines, Mills, Historic and Decommissioned Sites in Canada: 2015” and Areva’s Cluff Lake 2015 Annual Report. Response is submittedon behalf of the Saskatchewan Environmental Society and the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation.
- [Submission to CNSC regarding Gunnar Remediation Project Phase 2](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2016/gunnar-phase-2-other-aspects-2016/) - August 2016 — Submission to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission from SES regarding the Phase II hold point release to proceed with the Gunnar Remediation Project.
- [Press Release: 25 Acts of Energy Conservation Webcast](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2017/press-release-25-acts-of-energy-conservation-webcast/) - February 8, 2017 — The Saskatchewan Science Centre and the Saskatchewan Environmental Society hosted a webcast for students. Students from 15 schools across Saskatchewan participated.
- [Comments on Proposed Federal Imidacloprid Ban](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/submission-on-imidacloprid-ban/) - February 16, 2017 — Comments from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society on the Proposed Pest Management Regulatory Agency's Re-Evaluation Decision for Imidacloprid.
- [Press Release: K-12 School Energy Conservation Contest Winners](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2017/press-release-25-acts/) - May 11, 2017 — Churchill Community High School (La Ronge) and Caswell Community School (Saskatoon) were awarded $1000 for their efforts as part of the 25 Acts of Energy Conservation contest.
- [Press Release: SES supports Federal carbon pricing backstop](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2017/press-release-carbon-pricing/) - May 19, 2017 — Carbon pricing is a fair way to price pollution, ensures those businesses that use energy efficiently and invest in solutions pay less, and is one of the most cost-effective ways of meeting our climate goals.
- [Comments on McClean Lake Mine & Mill Site Re-Licensing](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/comments-on-mcclean-lake-mine-re-licensing/) - April 2017 — SES Report: Comments from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society on Areva's Proposal for the Re-Licensing of the McClean Lake Operation Mine and Mill Site
- [Submission to SaskForward](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/submission-to-saskforward/) - 2017 — Report: Transforming the Future: Prepared for Submission to SaskForward.ca
- [Submission to TransformSK](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/submission-to-transformsk/) - 2017 — Saskatchewan Environmental Society's Written Submission to TransformSK.ca
- [Input on the Federal Environmental Assessment Process](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/ses-input-on-federal-environmental-assessment-processes/) - November 29, 2016 — Written submission from SES to the Expert Panel Review of Federal Environmental Assessment Processes.
- [Intervention for McClean Lake Mine & Mill Site Re-Licensing Proposal](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/mcclean-lake-mine-mill-site-2017/) - June 2017 — SES recently intervened in a Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission process considering a proposal for re-licensing of the McClean Lake uranium mine and mill site in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca region.
- [Comments on Proposed Methane Regulations](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/ses-response-to-proposed-methane-regulations/) - July 13, 2017 — Comments from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society on the Proposed Regulation Respecting Reduction in the Release of Methane and Certain Volatile Organic Compounds (Upstream Oil & Gas Sector).
- [Oil & Gas Methane Emissions FAQs](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/methane-faqs/) - 2017 — FAQs: Methane (CH4) is an important greenhouse gas because it has the ability to trap more heat than carbon dioxide.
- [Comments on Proposed Federal Carbon Pricing Backstop](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/ses-response-to-proposed-carbon-pricing/) - June 30, 2017 — Comments from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society on the Technical Paper (May 18, 2017) on the Federal Carbon Pricing Backstop.
- [Of Land & Living Skies Article: Boreal Watershed Monitoring](https://environmentalsociety.ca/uncategorized/2017/of-land-living-skies-journal-article/) - 2016 — Article in Of Land & Living Skies: A Community Journal on Place, Land, and Learning called "Boreal Watershed Monitoring Education: Combining Efforts to Answer Key Questions About the Health of Local Watersheds," pages 5 to 8.
- [Planning for the Transition](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2017/planning-for-the-transition-2017/) - 2017 — SES Report: Planning for the Transition in a Carbon Constrained World: Lessons from the Literature for Saskatchewan.
- [Input on Quill Lakes Diversion Project](https://environmentalsociety.ca/uncategorized/2017/quill-lakes-diversion-project-letter/) - November 8, 2017 — SES submission to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency regarding the request to designate the Common Ground Drainage Diversion Project under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012 in order to conduct a Federal Environmental Assessment of the project.
- [Facilitating Solar Energy Opportunities in Saskatoon](https://environmentalsociety.ca/uncategorized/2017/facilitating-solar-energy-opportunities-in-saskatoon/) - November 4, 2017 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society's observations on the Administration Report: Facilitating Solar Energy Opportunities in Saskatoon.
- [Press Release: A new way to get around Saskatoon](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2018/press-release-a-new-way-to-get-around-saskatoon/) - March 13, 2018 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society and partners launched Saskatoon’s first 100% solar-powered electric vehicle in a car-sharing program at Affinity Credit Union’s Campus building. Renewable Rides is an innovative program in which SES is bringing solar-powered electric vehicles to the Saskatoon CarShare Co-operative’s fleet of cars.
- [Press Release: New Saskatoon neighbourhood gets car powered by the sun](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2018/press-release-a-new-saskatoon-neighbourhood-gets-car-powered-by-the-sun/) - April 30, 2018 — The Renewable Rides team launched the second 100% solar-powered electric vehicle (EV) in a public car-share—the first in the Nutana neighbourhood, in the parking lot behind the Arrand Block apartment building.
- [Press Release: SES launches more electric vehicles powered by the sun—serving a new neighbourhood](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2018/press-release-ses-launches-more-electric-vehicles-powered-by-the-sun-serving-a-new-neighbourhood/) - September 5, 2018 — In a commitment to the furtherance of sustainability in Saskatoon, the Saskatchewan Environmental Society and partners have launched two additional publicly accessible electric vehicles as part of the Saskatoon CarShare Co-operative’s fleet.
- [Press Release: Celebrating Renewable Rides during National Drive Electric Week](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2018/press-release-celebrating-renewable-rides-during-drive-electric-week/) - September 12, 2018 — One hundred and twenty-six solar panels, with 37.8 kilowatts of generation capacity, have been installed to power new electric vehicles on the roads in Saskatoon.
- [Review of Blue Hill Wind Energy Project EIS](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2018/6142/) - June 27, 2018 — SES review of the Blue Hill Wind Energy Project Environmental Impact Statement
- [Response to the SK Ministry of Environment on Prairie Resilience](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2018/response-to-the-sk-ministry-of-environment-on-prairie-resilience/) - March 2018 — Written Comments to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment on the Prairie Resilience Document
- [Findings from Farmland Drainage Roundtable Initiative](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2018/findings-from-farmland-drainage-roundtable-initiative/) - June 7, 2018 — Report: "Call To Action:" Findings from Farmland Drainage Roundtable Initiative
- [Support of Regina's Renewable City Strategy](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2018/support-of-reginas-renewable-city-strategy/) - October 10, 2018 — SES letter of support, re: City of Regina Renewable City Strategy. Regina Council unanimously passed the motion on October 29, 2018.
- [24 Questions to Fortune Minerals](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2018/24-questions-to-fortune-minerals/) - September 12, 2018 — SES letter to Fortune Minerals, including 24 questions regarding the proposed metal processing facility
- [Position on the Line 5 Oil Pipeline Dispute](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2021/position-on-the-line-5-oil-pipeline-dispute/) - May 27, 2021 — SES's position on the Line 5 oil pipeline dispute.
- [Energy & Employment in a Low-GHG Emitting Economy](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2021/energy-employment-in-a-low-ghg-emitting-economy/) - October 2021 — A review of job prospects based on the effects of moving from fossil fuels to renewable energy for electricity generation predict that the overall net number of jobs would increase.
- [Press Release: 25 recommendations to help the SK government triple its climate ambition](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2021/press-release-25-recommendations-to-help-the-sk-government-triple-its-climate-ambition/) - November 9, 2021 — SES has presented the provincial government with 25 recommendations on how deeper emission cuts can be achieved in the decade ahead, focusing on electricity generation, transportation, buildings, heavy industry, the oil and gas sector, and protected areas. SES’s recommendations also contain proposed rural initiatives and collaborative opportunities with Regina and Saskatoon.
- [25 Recommendations for GHG Emissions Reduction in SK](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2021/25-recommendations-for-ghg-emissions-reduction-in-sk/) - November 4, 2021 — Letter, including 25 recommendations, to Premier Moe and Environment Minister Kaeding on reducing GHG emissions in SK
- [Save the Swales](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2022/save-the-swales/) - 2021 — SES wrote weekly social media posts about the Northeast and Small Swales as part of a knowledge mobilization campaign.
- [Petition for Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Projects Impact Assessment](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2022/petition-for-lake-diefenbaker-irrigation-projects-impact-assessment/) - March 16, 2022 — SES signed a Nature Saskatchewan petition for the Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Projects to become a designated project under Impact Assessment Act.
- [Press Release: Volunteers transformed obsolete tennis court into a welcoming green space](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2022/press-release-volunteers-transformed-obsolete-tennis-court-into-a-welcoming-green-space/) - June 7, 2022 — To help slow down, soak up, and clean storm water while also creating wildlife habitats and benefitting our broader community, SES and Walter Murray Collegiate in Saskatoon partnered to “depave” a small area of the school grounds, then cultivated the site with hundreds of native plants and trees.
- [Rook 1 Submission to the CNSC](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2022/rook-1-submission-to-the-cnsc/) - October 12, 2022 — Comments to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission regarding: NexGen Energy Ltd.’s Rook 1 Environmental Impact Statement
- [Cluff Lake Final Submission to the CNSC, Part I and II](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2023/cluff-lake-final-submission-to-the-cnsc/) - January 19, 2023 — Comments on Orano Canada Inc.'s request to revoke the current Licence and release the Cluff Lake Project to the institutional control program.
- [Letter Urging the City of Saskatoon to Support Environmental Initiatives](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2024/letter-urging-the-city-of-saskatoon-to-support-environmental-initiatives/) - August 14, 2023 — Amidst significant budget cuts, SES reiterates the need for the City of Saskatoon to continue funding the Low Emissions Community Plan and fulfill the goals and projects within the City’s Climate Action Plan.
- [Success Story: Soul's Harbour Rescue Mission](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2018/success-story-souls-harbour-rescue-mission/)
- [Press Release: "Prairie Resilience" Is Not Enough](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2018/press-release-prairie-resilience-is-not-enough/) - December 13, 2018 — In a newly released publication, “Prairie Resilience” Is Not Enough, SES analyzes the Saskatchewan government’s plans for greenhouse gas emission reduction in every sector of the Saskatchewan economy.
- ["Prairie Resilience" Is Not Enough](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2018/prairie-resilience-is-not-enough/) - December 2018 — SES Report: "Prairie Resilience" Is Not Enough (SES's response to the Saskatchewan government's climate change plan)
- [Success Story: St. John's Cathedral](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/success-story-st-johns-cathedral/)
- [Success Story: Grosvenor Park United Church](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/success-story-gp-united-church/)
- [Recommendations from "Prairie Resilience" Is Not Enough](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/prairie-resilience-factsheets/) - December 2018 — One to two-page excerpts from the SES Report: “Prairie Resilience” Is Not Enough
- [Early Warning Signs of Climate Change in SK](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/early-warning-signs-of-climate-change-in-sk/) - December 2018 — Factsheet about the early signs of climate change in Saskatchewan
- [Observed Effects of Climate Change in the Global Community](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/observed-effects-of-climate-change-in-the-global-community/) - December 2018 — Factsheet about the observed effects of climate change in the global community
- [Report Card on the SK government’s GHG Reduction Plans](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/report-card-on-the-sk-governments-ghg-reduction-plans/) - December 2018 — SES assessment of the Saskatchewan government’s greenhouse gas reduction plans
- [Small Modular Nuclear Reactors](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/small-modular-nuclear-reactors/) - August 2020 — SES Backgrounder (Updated): Small Modular Nuclear Reactors
- [Press Release: Provincial action on UN Biodiversity Report urgently needed](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2019/press-release-2/) - May 8, 2019 — SES is calling on the Saskatchewan government to act upon the recommendations in a United Nations report on the status of biodiversity and ecological services released on Monday.
- [Comments on Cluff Lake Licence Renewal](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/comments-on-cluff-lake-licence-renewal/) - April 2019 — Comments on Orano Canada Inc.'s application for the renewal of the uranium mine decommissioning licence for the Cluff Lake project.
- [Response to Saskatoon's Low Emissions Community Plan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/response-to-saskatoons-low-emissions-community-plan/) - August 2019 — SES response to the Low Emissions Community Plan prepared by the City of Saskatoon
- [Student Showcase 2018/19 Year](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/student-showcase-2018-19-year/)
- [NE Swale Highway Letter](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2019/ne-swale-highway-letter/) - October 2, 2019 — Letter to the Minister of Highways regarding the importance of protecting the Northeast Swale between Saskatoon and Aberdeen as detailed planning is done on a perimeter highway route that will serve the Saskatoon area.
- [Press Release: 50 years of environmental action in Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2020/press-release-50-years-of-environmental-action-in-saskatchewan/) - January 8, 2020 — SES has been the organization working on environmental issues in the province for the past 50 years.
- [Press Release: New location for publicly accessible solar-powered electric vehicle](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2020/press-release-new-location-for-publicly-accessible-solar-powered-electric-vehicle/) - January 27, 2020 — The Renewable Rides team unveiled the new permanent location for a solar-powered electric vehicle in a public car-share, in the Brainsport parking lot in Saskatoon. This is the first of its kind in Canada: a car-share program, with electric vehicles, powered by 100% solar energy, available to all.
- [Letter expressing concern about SK's increased oil production targets](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2020/letter-expressing-concern-about-sks-increased-oil-production-targets/) - February 12, 2020 — SES letter expressing concern about increased oil production targets by Saskatchewan's provincial government.
- [Press Release: SES will join in the defense of the carbon tax before the Supreme Court of Canada](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2020/press-releaes-ses-will-join-in-the-defense-of-the-carbon-tax-before-the-supreme-court-of-canada/) - March 2, 2020 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES) is joining many other organizations in arguing that the Government of Canada’s carbon tax is constitutional and should be upheld. The case will be heard later this month at the Supreme Court of Canada.
- [Student Projects 2019/20 Year](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2020/student-projects-2019-20-year/)
- [Success Story: North Central Family Centre](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2020/success-story-north-central-family-centre/)
- [Success Story: Porter Place](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2020/success-story-porter-place/)
- [Press Release: Conservation group says provincial irrigation plan needs comprehensive assessment](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2020/press-release-conservation-group-says-provincial-irrigation-plan-needs-comprehensive-assessment/) - July 29, 2020 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society says a new Saskatchewan irrigation plan needs an Environmental Assessment to ensure that the project does not negatively impact our most precious resource: water.
- [Press Release: Environmental Initiatives in the Federal Throne Speech Offer Opportunities for Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2020/press-release-environmental-initiatives-in-the-federal-throne-speech-offer-opportunities-for-saskatchewan/) - September 25, 2020 — The Saskatchewan Environmental Society welcomes several of the Government of Canada’s Throne Speech commitments on the environment.
- [Cluff Lake Tailings: Critical Reflection](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2020/cluff-lake-tailings-critical-reflection/) - June 2020 — SES Report: Decommissioning Cluff Lake Tailings Management Area: A Critical Reflection
- [Through The Decades: 1970-1995](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2020/through-the-decades-1970-1995/) - Publication: The 1st 25 Years of SES (1970-1995)
- [Through the Decades: 1996-2019](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2020/through-the-decades-1996-2019/) - Publication: 50 Years of Environmental Protection
- [Saskatchewan Low Carbon Stories](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2021/saskatchewan-low-carbon-stories/) - 2019 — A series of innovative stories and videos from businesses, organizations, communities, and farms in rural and small town Saskatchewan that are making changes that are good for the climate and good for their bottom line.
- [Carbon-Free Electricity in Saskatchewan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/publications/2021/carbon-free-electricity-in-saskatchewan/) - April 27, 2021 — SES Report examines and updates the analysis and recommendations from our 2013 report, Yes They Can: A 2020 Vision for SaskPower
- [Press Release: Analysis says SK can have a carbon-neutral electrical grid by 2040](https://environmentalsociety.ca/press-releases/2021/press-release-analysis-says-saskatchewan-can-have-a-carbon-neutral-electrical-grid-by-2040/) - April 27, 2021 — SES’s NEW report, Carbon-Zero Electricity in Saskatchewan, examines and updates the analysis and recommendations from the 2013 report and considers how close SaskPower has come to meeting those recommendations.

## Pages

- [Champions for our Common Future](https://environmentalsociety.ca/champions-for-our-common-future/) - In partnership with RCE Saskatchewan, SES is showcasing the inspiring stories of individuals and organizations dedicated to advancing sustainability in our province. Read these stories by clicking 'More' below!
- [HEART: Helping Everyone Afford Rental Tenancies](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/heart-helping-everyone-afford-rental-tenancies/) - SES’s "HEART: Helping Everyone Afford Rental Tenancies" pilot project addresses a dual challenge: the rising cost of living—particularly for residents in affordable housing, and the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. HEART is a three-year initiative, starting in 2025, that equips affordable housing providers in Saskatoon, Regina, and Prince Albert with the data and
- [2026](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2026-2/) - July 9 SaskTodaySES, together with The Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan, urge Saskatchewan to abandon nuclear plans. Read more (Reposted on MooseJawToday) July 7 650 CKOMSES board member Peter Prebble highlights the financial and environmental implications of the Alberta pipeline proposal. Read more (Reposted on paNOW and meadlowlakeNOW) July 6 Global News Saskatoon (Video)SES
- [Building Operator Training](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/building-operator-training/) - Register today for an upcoming public Building Operator Training session! Join us either in-person or virtually on March 13, 2026. Learn about energy conservation principles, new technologies, and facility retrofits.
- [Student Action for a Sustainable Future](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/k-12-school-programs/sasf/) - Student Action for a Sustainable Future (SASF) is an action and inquiry project for grades 5 - 8 and high school students in Saskatoon. Funded by the City of Saskatoon and Nutrien, partners include the SES, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools, Saskatoon Public Schools, Saskatoon Light and Power, and the Sustainability Education Research Institute at the
- [Smarter Science Better Buildings](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/k-12-school-programs/ssbb/) - Smarter Science Better Buildings is coming to a City near you! Designed to meet Grade 7 curriculum outcomes, students visit one of the four WDMs in Saskatchewan for a half-day program focusing on energy efficient homes.
- [Board](https://environmentalsociety.ca/about/board/) - PAM BELCHER | M.A., B.F.A. HONS. President Pam has a Master of Arts in Special Education from the University of Oregon, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) from the University of Manitoba. Now retired, she was the Education Coordinator for SES for over 15 years. Through her work, SES's education programming grew to include
- [Volunteer](https://environmentalsociety.ca/get-involved/volunteer/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society relies on volunteers to do our important environmental work. Examples of volunteer opportunities include: Administrative: help with in-house tasks. Committee Work: sit on specific administrative, issue, or event committees. Community Outreach: represent SES at display booths or other community events. Events: staff SES events or other community events. Fundraise: raise money
- [Staff](https://environmentalsociety.ca/about/staff/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society has a small but mighty staff.
- [Uranium & Nuclear](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/uranium-and-nuclear/) - Uranium mining has been a significant industry in Saskatchewan since the 1950s, when the major demand for the product was for the manufacturing of nuclear weapons. More recently, Saskatchewan’s uranium is primarily used for fuelling nuclear power reactors in Canada, the United States, and overseas. Uranium ore is mined in northern Saskatchewan and milled there
- [Annual General Meeting](https://environmentalsociety.ca/events/agm/) - Join us at our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the 2025 fiscal year! The AGM is free and will be held on Zoom. Join us from the comfort of your own home, on Thursday, April 23, 2026 at 7pm. We hope to see you there!
- [Contact Us](https://environmentalsociety.ca/about/contact-2/) - Call us: 306.665.1915 Visit us: Offices #204 and #205 - 220 20th St. W. in Saskatoon Please call before visiting if you can Send us mail: P.O. Box 1372 Saskatoon SK S7K 3N9 Media requests: Please contact meganvb@environmentalsociety.ca or visit our "In the News" section for recent press releases and media coverage General SES inquiries:
- [Sustainability Speakers Series](https://environmentalsociety.ca/events/sustainable-speakers-series/) - Join us on January 27 at 6PM at Cliff Wright Library in Saskatoon to learn about the physical science of global warming. This FREE event is hosted by SES volunteers in partnership with the Saskatoon Public Library.
- [Efficiency for Organizations](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/energy-conservation-for-non-profits/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society has been working since 2000 to make it easier for non-profit organizations to reduce their utility expenditures through energy conservation with the Efficiency for Organizations Program. Demands on non-profits always outpace funding. An investment in energy conservation will have a positive financial impact on your organization for many years. To date,
- [Leave a Legacy](https://environmentalsociety.ca/get-involved/leave-a-legacy/) - Plan today for a gift that will provide a lasting impact. By providing the Saskatchewan Environmental Society with a legacy gift, you will help us work towards our goal of building a sustainable future for all. Thank you!
- [Environmental Law & Regulation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/law/) - The Saskatchewan government's irresponsible plan to continue running coal violates federal law and puts our climate and communities at risk. SES, along with others, launched a legal challenge in response.
- [Youth Affiliate](https://environmentalsociety.ca/get-involved/youth-affiliate/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is seeking an individual between the ages of 18-30 to serve as a Youth Affiliate on the SES board of directors. We'd love to hear from you. Find application details by clicking below.
- [ACE Fund](https://environmentalsociety.ca/resources/ace-fund/) - Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil ea commodi consequatur!
- [2025](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2025-2/) - 11 décembre CBC Radio-CanadaAnn Coxworth, chercheuse bénévole pour la SES, exprime son inquiétude quant à la contamination potentielle des cours d'eau souterrains par le projet de mine d'uranium de Wheeler River. Lire en suite December 1 Saskatoon StarPhoenixSES board member Peter Prebble commented on the shocking Canada-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding that commits to building a
- [Give the Gift of a Donation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/get-involved/holiday-donation/) - Pay tribute to a loved one with a donation that supports supports environmental protection in Saskatchewan. The recipient of your gift will receive a customized eCard of your choice. Thank you for your support this holiday season!
- [Make a Donation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/get-involved/donate/) - Support SES with a contribution that will help us continue working to build a sustainable future for all. By donating to the Saskatchewan Environmental Society, you are making a difference in Saskatchewan!
- [Our Story](https://environmentalsociety.ca/about/story/) - Are you curious about what SES has been up to for the last 50+ years? We invite you to feel inspired by our incredible environmental work building a sustainable future since 1970 by reading our "Through the Decades" publications!
- [Environmental Education Support](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/k-12-school-programs/destination-conservation/) - Presentations for middle and high school students on climate change, landfill gas systems, and solar power generation. Targeted energy, water, and waste audits: Based on classroom environmental and learning goals, SES supports the audits from identifying issues, through to auditing, planning for action, and calculating results. Green Pursuit, The Home Energy Saving Game: Players read out actions
- [Curriculum Connections](https://environmentalsociety.ca/resources/teachers/curriculum-connections/) - These resources support elementary school outcomes, in subjects including Arts Education, English Language Arts, Health Education, Mathematics, Physical Education, Practical and Applied Arts, Science, and Social Studies. In high school, connections include Science 9, Science 10, Environmental Science 20, Physical Science 20, Earth Science 30, and Physics 30. These resources connect to the Saskatchewan curriculum, as is noted at the
- [Energy, Water, Waste & Biodiversity Lessons](https://environmentalsociety.ca/resources/teachers/dcs-resources/) - Energy Lesson Plans: Energy – One Pager Indigenous Renewable Projects in Saskatchewan Stuff that Plugs in Make a Model of a Passive Solar House Make a Solar Water Heater Q=(A x ΔT)/R(+ Answer Key) Audits: 5 Light Bulbs Food Miles: How We Eat Home Electricity Audit Lights Out - School Energy Audit Read the Meter, Make
- [Join SES or Renew](https://environmentalsociety.ca/get-involved/membership/) - Show your support and join the Saskatchewan Environmental Society today! By becoming a member, you're helping us continue our important environmental work. Help SES continue to build a sustainable future!
- [2024](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2024-2/) - December 23 CBC Radio-CanadaSES President Margret Asmuss reflects on SES's activities in 2024, and predicts some of the climate challenges to expect in 2025. December 19 CBC Radio-CanadaSES board member Peter Prebble comments on the provincial government's resistance to the federal Clean Electricity Regulations, which aims to move the country's economy towards net-zero by 2050.
- [Building Operator Training for the Community Housing Sector](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/building-operator-training-for-the-community-housing-sector/) - Are you a Community Housing Provider? Community housing providers are invited to take this free, Canada-wide training, customized specifically for the community and affordable housing sector! In this free Building Operator Training course—a program of the Community Housing Transformation Centre and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, with content developed and delivered by SES—you will learn
- [Fossil Fuels](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/fossil-fuels/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES) strongly supports reduced consumption of fossil fuels because of their climate change impacts, which are projected to become more and more severe as the 21st century proceeds. In particular, SES opposes the Saskatchewan government's plans to increase Saskatchewan's oil production 25% by 2030. The provincial government’s target is to take
- [Teachers](https://environmentalsociety.ca/resources/teachers/) - We have a variety of learning resources, including lessons, videos, and classroom and place-based environmental programs. Energy, water, waste & biodiversity lessons Les leçons de l’énergie, de l’eau, et des déchets Math & graphing lessons Find curriculum connections for your grade and subject Environmental education support Grade 7 Science heat and temperature unit For Saskatoon
- [Biodiversity](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/biodiversity/) - The Saskatchewan government’s official target for protected areas in Saskatchewan is 12%, however, no target date has been set for achieving this goal. Currently only 9.8% of lands in Saskatchewan are protected (6.35 million acres or 2.57 million hectares). About 1 million plant and animal species worldwide are now threatened with extinction. Thus, protecting Saskatchewan’s biodiversity
- [Living Cities](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/living-cities/) - Join us on June 8, 2024 at Howard Coad Community School in Saskatoon to transform a portion of their schoolyard into a native plant garden and outdoor learning space. Morning or afternoon shifts are available.
- [2019](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2019-2/) - December 26 Western Producer SES Energy Conservation Coordinator Angie Bugg talks about green energy options for the farm. Read more December 4 Radio Canada International SES board member Ann Coxworth's concerns about small modular nuclear reactors are noted in this article. Read more December 3 CBC Radio Blue Sky SES board member Ann Coxworth calls
- [2018](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2018-2/) - December 14 The Star Phoenix The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is calling on the province to do more to reduce emissions. Read more December 13 CTV News at Six Saskatoon The Saskatchewan Environmental Society held a press conference to release its new report, "Prairie Resilience" Is Not Enough. Watch now (starting at 5:05) December 13 CTV
- [Les leçons de l'énergie, de l'eau, des déchets, et la biodiversité](https://environmentalsociety.ca/resources/teachers/les-lecons-de-lenergie-de-leau-et-des-dechets/) - l'énergie Le pouvoir de soi La nourriture - une page La biodiversité - une page Le transport – une page L'énergie - une page Jeu de l'empreinte écologique Extinctions des lumières - détaillé Étiegnez-les - Ordinateurs, Projecteurs et Matériel de Bureau Cartographie de la communauté Chauffage résidentiel Éteignez-les - moteurs des véhicules Maison modèle solaire
- [Math & Graphing Lessons](https://environmentalsociety.ca/resources/teachers/math-graphing-lessons/) - Energy Graphing with Energy Data (SK Electricity)+ Answer Key Graphing with Energy Data (GSCS Lighting)+ Answer Key Transportation Graphing with Transportation Data (Saskatoon Transportation Modes)+ Answer Key Biodiversity Graphing with Biodiversity Data (SK Grasslands)+Answer Key
- [2022](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2022-2/) - December 19 CBC Saskatchewan SES Vice-President Bob Halliday comments on SaskEnergy's Sustainability Report. Read more October 25 CJWW Radio Proposing a green energy that could be baseline energy: Brian Brunskill on Compressed Air Storage. Read more October 18 CJWW Radio Write up about SES's Sustainability Speakers Series October presentation on Compressed Air Storage with Brian
- [2023](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2023-2/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is often in the news talking about various environmental projects, publications, and issues. Check out our archive of media coverage we have received over the years!
- [Media](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/) - SES is often in the news talking about various environmental projects, publications, and issues. Check out our recent media coverage, as well an archive of news articles featuring SES over the past decade.
- [Hot Topics](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/hot-topics/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society responds to concerns raised by people around the province about local environmental issues, as staff and volunteer resources permit. SES's response may consist of providing information, facilitating contacts, or suggesting strategies. In some cases, SES may further research the problem, make submissions to regulators, or draw media attention to the issue.
- [Water](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/water/) - Water is fundamental to human life and the ecosystems that support that life. The importance and value of water becomes especially significant in semi-arid southern Saskatchewan. As Saskatchewan grows and the climate changes, water availability will be a limitation for meeting social and environmental needs. The Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES) continues to play an important
- [Energy Solutions](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/energy-solutions/) - Saskatchewan is fortunate to have remarkable wind and solar resources that are currently underutilized. SES advocates for government policies that will help energy to be used more efficiently in Saskatchewan. Public policy is critically important to the development of a low-carbon, renewable energy future. SES has developed several policy documents on renewable energy and has
- [Letter Writing Social](https://environmentalsociety.ca/events/letter-writing-social/)
- [Fundraise](https://environmentalsociety.ca/get-involved/fundraise/) - Drop & Donate at SARCAN! Simply visit your local SARCAN Drop & Go depot, log-in using the phrase "SES" and your recycling refund will be donated to SES!
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- [Climate Change](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/climate-change/) - The effects of climate change around the world are now clearly visible. In Saskatchewan, the largest effects to date have been very heavy rainfall events with extensive flooding, severe forest and grassland fires, and migration of insect pests from further south. Globally, climate change has disrupted the hydrological cycle, accelerated the melting of Arctic sea
- [Reduction of Toxics](https://environmentalsociety.ca/issues/reduction-of-toxics/) - In 2018, the federal Commissioner of Environment and Sustainable Development released a report noting that much work is needed to ensure Canadians and the environment are protected from toxic chemicals. In lieu of sufficient legislation in this area, SES is doing our part to help reduce toxins in our province. In 2017, SES started following
- [K-12 Education Programs](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/k-12-school-programs/) - The Saskatchewan Environmental Society has a variety of educational programs that we take into Saskatchewan schools and work with students and teachers in the Kindergarten to Grade 12 system. All programs are listed on this page under K-12 Education Programs. Haven’t found the environmental education resources you’re looking for? Email us! Teacher Resources
- [Saskatchewan Low Carbon Stories](https://environmentalsociety.ca/programs/sask-stories/) - A series of innovative stories and videos from businesses, organizations, communities, and farms in rural and small town Saskatchewan that are making changes that are good for the climate and good for their bottom line.
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- [Publications](https://environmentalsociety.ca/resources/publications/) - Visit our publications section where we have a wide variety of information on issues we have worked on. A link to our latest submission on the Response to White Paper on Climate Change can be found on our publications page.
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- [Depave Paradise](https://environmentalsociety.ca/events/depave/) - SES will be transforming a portion of Walter Murray High School's obsolete tennis court by removing the asphalt and cultivating native plants and trees! We are in search of supplies & volunteers. Check out the link to see if you can help.
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- [2014](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2014media/) - December 15 Global News Saskatoon Peter Prebble & Allyson Brady talked about winning the Affinity Credit Union social venture challenge and what happens next. December 12 CBC Saskatoon SES wins Affinity Credit Union social venture challenge. December 9 CBC Saskatoon Executive Director Allyson Brady talked about the future of the solar power co-op project. December 8
- [2015](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2015-2/) - December 22 Global Saskatoon Director of Environmental Policy Peter Prebble talked about Gunnar Mine clean-up. December 17 Globe and Mail Metro SES urges the Saskatchewan government to cut emissions. December 16 CTV Morning Live Director of Environmental Policy Peter Prebble talked about SES's strategy to lower provincial emissions. December 16 CFCR Down to Earth Peter
- [2016](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2016-2/) - December 9 CJWW Radio SES Policy Coordinator Hayley Carlson talked about SES's call on Saskatchewan to implement federal climate change policies. December 9 CBC French SES Policy Coordinator Hayley Carlson talked about the Saskatchewan government's position on signing the carbon pricing agreement. December 5 CBC Afternoon Edition SES Board Member Peter Prebble talked about SES's calling
- [2017](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2017-2/) - December 21 Planet S Magazine SES Researcher Ann Coxworth was interviewed about the Saskatchewan government's climate change plan. December 12 CTV News at Noon Eco-Corner Energy Conservation Coordinator Angie Bugg talked about what to turn off in your house when you go away for the holidays to save energy. December 6 Shaw TV Prince Albert Energy Conservation Coordinator
- [2020](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2020-2/) - December 10 ICI/Radio-Canada Pablo Rodriguez, Coordonnateur en changement climatiques, réagisse à propos du nouveau rapport fédéral sur les impacts du changement climatique dans les Prairies. Regardez la vidéo maintenant à partir de la minute 13:30. December 8 CTV News Saskatoon Climate Change Coordinator Pablo Rodriguez says the new climate change report that says the Prairie Provinces
- [2021](https://environmentalsociety.ca/in-the-news/media/2021-2/) - December 18 The Saskatoon StarPhoenix SES board member, Bob Halliday, highlights the need for interprovincial consultations as a result of Alberta coal mining and its impact on surrounding watersheds. Read more December 16 Prairie Dog Magazine Board member Peter Prebble talks about the costs associated with climate change. Read more December 14 Toronto Star The
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## Tips

- [Install faucet aerators on kitchen and bathroom faucets](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-faucet-aerators/)
- [Repair leaking toilets and taps](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/repair-leaks/)
- [Water lawns and gardens during the coolest part of the day (morning is best)](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/water-early/)
- [Water lawns 1 inch (2-3 cm) per week during dry periods](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/water-lawns/)
- [Scrape food instead of, or before, rinsing plates before putting them in the dishwasher](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/scrape-food/)
- [Discard water into plants instead of the drain](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/water-plants/)
- [Brush or sweep sidewalks and patios instead of using water for cleaning](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/sweep-property-work/)
- [Brush or sweep sidewalk or driveway, instead of using water for cleaning](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/sweep-driveway/)
- [Rinse vegetables in a sink instead of running the tap](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/rinse-vegetables/)
- [Turn off the tap while shaving](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/shaving/)
- [Turn off the tap when brushing your teeth](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/brushing-teeth-home/)
- [Turn off taps when not needed](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/taps-work/)
- [Install solar panels](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/solar-panels-work/)
- [Install solar panels](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/solar-panels-home/)
- [Install awnings to keep summer heat out and let winter heat in](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-awnings-home/)
- [Install awnings to keep summer heat out and let winter heat in](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-awnings-work/)
- [Contact a controls company to determine if a Building Management System to control HVAC or other building systems is appropriate for your building](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/building-management-work/)
- [Add insulation to roof, walls, and basement](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/add-insulation-work/)
- [Add insulation to roof, walls, and basement](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/add-insulation-home/)
- [Install tankless water heaters](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/tankless-water-heaters-work/)
- [Obtain an energy audit](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/energy-audit-work/)
- [Where reasonable, separate heating and cooling equipment](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/separate-heating-cooling-work/)
- [Install motion sensors on light switches (particularly in bathrooms and storage areas)](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/motion-sensors-work/)
- [Use a "night purge" to cool your building at night](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/night-purge-work/)
- [Reduce exterior drafts, check caulking and weather stripping annually](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/reduce-drafts-work/)
- [Reduce exterior drafts, check caulking and weather stripping annually](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/reduce-drafts/)
- [Remove or reduce unnecessary lighting](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/remove-lights-work/)
- [Remove or reduce unnecessary lighting](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/remove-lights-home/)
- [Schedule cleaning staff during the day so that they can make use of natural lighting](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/scheduling-work/)
- [Hang laundry to dry](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/hang-laundry-home/)
- [Replace or clean filters on air handling unit, furnace, air conditioner, and heat recovery ventilator as necessary](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/furnace-filter-work/)
- [Replace or clean filters on furnace, air conditioner, and heat recovery ventilator as necessary](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/furnace-filter-home/)
- [Unblock heat flows by moving furniture away from registers](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/heatflow-work/)
- [Unblock heat flows by moving furniture away from registers](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/heatflow-home/)
- [Unplug electronics when not in use to prevent phantom load](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/phantom-load-work/)
- [Unplug electronics when not in use to prevent phantom load](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/phantom-load-home/)
- [Use blinds to keep summer heat out and let winter heat in](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/blinds-work/)
- [Use blinds to keep summer heat out and let winter heat in](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/blinds-home/)
- [Switch light bulbs from incandescent to LED](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/switch-bulbs-work/)
- [Choose the right room temperature](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/room-temperature-work/)
- [Increase the power saving settings on all computers](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/computer-sleep-mode-home/)
- [Increase the power saving settings on all computers](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/computer-sleep-setting-work/)
- [Open windows in the evening to let cool night air cool your house in summer](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/open-windows-home/)
- [Choose the right room temperature](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/room-temperature-home/)
- [Switch off electrical devices when not in use](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/switch-off-electrical-devices-when-not-in-use-i-e-computers-printers-monitors-toasters-etc-2/)
- [Switch off electrical devices when not in use](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/switch-off-electrical-devices-when-not-in-use-i-e-computers-printers-monitors-toasters-etc/)
- [Turn out lights when not needed](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/turn-out-lights-when-not-needed-2/)
- [Wash laundry in warm or cold water, rinse in cold water](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/wash-laundry-work/)
- [Wash laundry in warm or cold water, rinse in cold water](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/wash-laundry/)
- [Turn out lights when not needed](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/turn-out-lights-when-not-needed/)
- [Teleconference or videoconference instead of travelling](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/teleconference-or-videoconference/)
- [Use controls to minimize lighting energy use](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/use-controls-to-minimize-lighting-energy-use/)
- [Upgrade EXIT signs to LED](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/upgrade-exit-signs-to-led/)
- [Turn off HID lights when not needed for a half hour or more](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/turn-off-hid-lights-when-not-needed-for-a-half-hour-or-more/)
- [Replace lawn with plantings suited to our climate](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/replace-lawn-with-plantings-suited-to-our-climate/)
- [Replace lawn with plantings suited to our climate](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/replace-lawn/)
- [Repair leaking toilets and taps](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/repair-leaking-toilets-and-taps/)
- [Install WaterSense® Certified toilets](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-watersense-certified-toilets/)
- [Install WaterSense® certified toilets](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-two-button-flush-toilets/)
- [Install pipe insulation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-pipe-insulation/)
- [Install pipe insulation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-pipe-insulation-2/)
- [Install low flow showerheads](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-low-flow-showerheads/)
- [Install low flow shower heads](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/low-flow-showerheads/)
- [Install digitally controlled outdoor irrigation system with weather sensor](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-digitally-controlled-outdoor-irrigation-system-with-rain-sensor/)
- [Install faucet aerators on bathroom faucets](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-faucet-aerators-on-kitchen-and-bathroom-faucets/)
- [Install digitally controlled outdoor irrigation system with weather sensor](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/digital-irrigation/)
- [Choose an ENERGY STAR® qualified washing machine](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/choose-an-energy-star-qualified-washing-machine-3/)
- [Choose an ENERGY STAR® qualified washing machine](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/choose-an-energy-star-qualified-washing-machine-2/)
- [Choose an ENERGY STAR® qualified dishwasher](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/choose-an-energy-star-qualified-dishwasher-2/)
- [Choose an ENERGY STAR® qualified dishwasher](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/choose-an-energy-star-qualified-dishwasher/)
- [Convert T8 fluorescent lighting to T8 LED](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/__trashed/)
- [Switch light bulbs from incandescent to LED](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/switch-light-bulbs-from-incandescent-to-led/)
- [Be Idle Free](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/be-idle-free-2/)
- [Create a sustainability bulletin board in a high traffic area of your workplace, or on your intranet](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/sustainability-bulletin-board/)
- [Use public transportation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/use-public-transportation-3/)
- [Water lawns and gardens during the coolest part of the day - morning is best](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/water-lawns-and-gardens-during-the-coolest-part-of-the-day-morning-is-best/)
- [Make sustainability part of each person's job description](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/job-description/)
- [Encourage staff to walk or bike to work](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/staff-walking-biking/)
- [Use public transportation](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/use-public-transportation/)
- [Create a telecommuting option for staff](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/telecommuting-for-staff/)
- [Encourage staff to carpool](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/staff-carpool/)
- [Service vehicles regularly](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/service-vehicles-regularly/)
- [Check tire pressure monthly](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/check-tire-pressure/)
- [Carpool ](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/carpool/)
- [Walk/bike to work, school and errands](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/walk-or-bike/)
- [Plan trips to reduce travel distance and avoid traffic and construction](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/plan-trips-to-reduce-travel-distance-and-avoid-traffic-and-construction/)
- [Install sensored flush or manual flush on urinals](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/sensored-flush/)
- [Provide durable, useful promotional products that are recyclable](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/provide-durable-useful-promotional-products-that-are-recyclable-2/)
- [Donate to a local environmental charity](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/donate-to-environmental-charity/)
- [Implement a sustainable action plan](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/sustainable-action-plan/)
- [Get your suppliers to help meet your goals](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/get-your-suppliers-to-help-meet-your-goals/)
- [Create a sustainability based rewards program for employees](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/rewards-program/)
- [Generate a weekly sustainability blog](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/sustainability-blog/)
- [Educate staff on sustainability issues](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/educate-staff-on-sustainability-issues/)
- [Create a green team](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/create-a-green-team/)
- [Create a Sustainable Suggestions box](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/sustainable-suggestions-box/)
- [Purchase recycled building materials](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/purchase-recycled-building-materials/)
- [Serve sustainably-grown, local, organic food](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/serve-local-organic-food/)
- [When doing renovations, include energy efficiency upgrades](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/energy-efficiency-upgrades/)
- [Select native plants for landscaping](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/native-plants/)
- [Use displacement devices in toilet tanks](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/use-displacement-devices-in-toilet-tanks/)
- [Install low flow pre-rinse spray valves](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-low-flow-pre-rinse-spray-valves/)
- [Buy pre-owned office supplies and furniture](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/buy-pre-owned/)
- [Purchase durable, recycled and recyclable products when available ](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/purchase-recycled-goods/)
- [Purchase local products ](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/purchase-local-products/)
- [Use cloth napkins, and dishcloths instead of paper napkins and paper towel](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/cloth-napkins/)
- [Request FSC® certified paper when having printing done at a print shop](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/request-recycled-paper/)
- [Purchase 100% post-consumer recycled toilet paper, paper towel and napkins](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/recycled-paper-products/)
- [Purchase 100% post-consumer recycled, and/or FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council) certified paper ](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/recycled-paper/)
- [Ensure all new energy or water consuming equipment is ENERGY STAR ® qualified](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/new-equipment-energy-star-qualified/)
- [Institute idle-free policy for company vehicles](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/company-idle-free-policy/)
- [Institute idle-free policy at your facility](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/facility-idle-free-policy/)
- [Track fuel consumption of company vehicles](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/track-fuel-consumption/)
- [Remove roof racks when not in use](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/remove-roof-racks/)
- [Choose the most efficient vehicle suitable to your needs  ](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/efficient-vehicle/)
- [Reduce air conditioner use](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/reduce-air-conditioner-use/)
- [Accelerate/ decelerate slowly](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/accelerate-decelerate-slowly/)
- [Reduce driving speed by 5km/hour](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/reduce-driving-speed/)
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- [Install waterless urinals](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/install-waterless-urinals/)
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- [Scrape food instead of, or before, rinsing plates before putting them in the dishwasher](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/scrape-food-instead-of-or-before-rinsing-plates-before-putting-them-in-the-dishwasher/)
- [Rinse vegetables in a sink of water instead of running the tap](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/rinse-vegetables-in-a-sink-of-water-instead-of-running-the-tap/)
- [Reuse grey water for non-potable purposes](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/reuse-grey-water-for-non-potable-purposes/)
- [Use a rain barrel for watering and vehicle cleaning](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/rain-barrel/)
- [Use displacement devices in toilet tanks](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/displacement-devices/)
- [Water lawns 1 inch (2-3 cm) per week during dry periods ](https://environmentalsociety.ca/tip/water-lawns-1-inch-2-3-cm-per-week-during-dry-periods/)

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