Environment
Helping the environment is everyone’s responsibility. To learn about protecting the environment and about how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, listen to the City’s “Green Report” which is broadcast on 91.3 FM CJTR Mondays at noon and repeated Thursday mornings at 9:30 a.m.
You can also reduce your environmental footprint by participating in the City's recycling programs for paper, Christmas trees and white metals like tin.
As well, the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council 
publishes a list every week of Regina companies that will accept and recycle common household goods like paint, plastic and batteries.
Refuse, reduce, reuse, renew, recycle
Help protect the environment by embracing the 5 R’s to reduce the amount of trash you generate >> more
Conserve & protect our water
Read these tips to ensure Regina's drinking water remains safe and secure >> more
Use the City's recycling programs
Read details about the City’s recycling programs, including the Big Blue Bin and Tinsel Mulch programs >> more
Take actions to reduce emissions
Learn about climate change and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as what is being done to reduce those emissions and our impact on the climate >> more
Commuter Challenge 2008
Regina placed FIRST during the 10th anniversary of the local Commuter Challenge! >> more
Begin carpooling
Reduce stress, commuting costs and greenhouse gas emissions by carpooling >> more
Read publications & reports
Learn more about the City's actions involving the environment or climate change through these publications >> more
