Web Site Development
Check out the sites we've developed....
• C2P2 Online
• CleanPrint Canada
• Great Lakes Trash & Open Burning Website
• Healthcare EnviroNet
• International Pollution Prevention Summit
• Responsible Pest Management
Working with the printing industry, their suppliers, and government representatives the C2P2 has developed an Internet site, CleanPrint Canada, to inform printers about the business advantages of integrating pollution prevention into their operations.
The C2P2 developed the Great Lakes Trash and Open Burning website in collaboration with members of the Burn Barrel Sub-Group of the Great Lakes Binational Toxics Strategy. This website can be used as a reference/resource for this Sub-Group of the Dioxin Furan Working Group of the Great Lakes Binational Toxics Strategy. This web-based outreach initiative involved working with a sub-committee representing regulatory, environmental, governmental and educational organizations around the Great Lakes region. The goal of the Sub-Group is to promote reductions in the open burning of household and solid waste to reduce environmental inputs of dioxin from these sources.
The C2P2 helped design and now maintains the Healthcare EnviroNet website. This site provides the healthcare community with access to on-line environmental information, products and services.
Working with an International Steering Committee representing regional pollution prevention roundtables, cleaner production networks, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the National Office of Pollution Prevention, Environment Canada, the C2P2 has designed an International Pollution Prevention Summit Internet site in 3 languages.
In partnership with the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the C2P2 developed a national strategy for pesticide reduction at the municipal level. As part of the Strategy implementation phase in consultation with the FCM Pesticide Steering Committee C2P2 developed the Responsible Pest Management website. This site provides municipal governments and communities with access to information, tools and networks that maximize opportunities for pesticide reduction.