Climate-Friendly Recipes
- Baked Falafels
- Cauliflower Quiche
- Easy Chickpea Curry
- Fiesta Corn Cakes
- Havarti and Red Pepper Enchiladas
- Lasagna Roll-ups
- Lentil Ragu
- Macaroni with Black Beans & Tomato
- Perogy Vegetable Bake
- Sheet Pan Fried Rice
- Spanish Rice with Chickpeas
- Sweet Potato Curry
- TexMex Pizza
- Tortellini Bean Dinner Soup
- Cauliflower Lasagna
- Semolina Gnocchi Stuffed With Asparagus
The production of meat and dairy is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and requires vast amounts of land and water resources. But not all meat is produced the same way, and it’s important to know where it comes from. Get to know your local producers and choose sustainable options as much as possible.
The other big way to reduce your dietary footprint is to waste as little food as possible! Learn more.
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Calculate Your Carbon Footprint
How much carbon do you put into the atmosphere? Members of our Climate Action team, Sam and Ron, set out to test five carbon footprint calculators. They chose the Climate Hero calculator.
Local/BC Food Sources
Your food has a carbon footprint too! It’s called a footprint. Eating locally grown fruits and vegetables saves fossil fuels used for long-distance transport.
Shrink Your Carbon Footprint!
The two biggest impacts you make on your personal carbon footprint are what you eat and how you travel. Here’s a great study, done in 2017, that quantifies emissions reductions for individual actions we can take.
