Transitioning to a Greener Economy

Transition to a Greener Economy Green infrastructure Promote the use of renewable resources throughout your community Active transportation Track harmful emissions and work to reduce them Renewable resources Track your emissions and minimize them using carbon offset Putting sustainability first GIS is a powerful lens that allows communities to envision, strategically design and build eco-friendly urban spaces. From mapping optimal locations for renewable resources to identifying pathways for active transportation networks, GIS provides vital insights and enables informed decision making. This then allows organizations to seamlessly integrate sustainable alternatives into their operations. Using the science of location, we can drive meaningful change and put sustainability at the forefront of our decision making. Trans Canada Trail Pathfinder: Dianne Whelan Award-winning B.C.-based filmmaker Dianne Whelan completed a six-year solo journey across the Trans Canada Trail. Join Dianne Whelan as she sets off from St. John’s, Newfoundland to hike, mountain bike, snowshoe and cross-country ski for close to 7,000 kilometers across the longest trail network in the world. Green infrastructure Discover how GIS empowers cities to strategically map and integrate green infrastructure, urban forest planning and other environmental initiatives. Learn how it plays a pivotal role in creating environmentally conscious urban spaces and advancing a greener economy. Capital Projects The naturalization of Polson Park in Vernon, BC City Planning Planning for future populations, housing and employment Green Buildings Sustainability projects at Fanshawe College Land Use Planning How changing permafrost affects planning systems Explore more green infrastructure apps and data Active transportation Explore how GIS empowers local initiatives. Discover how it provides invaluable insights, data-driven strategies and widespread communication that enhance active transportation systems, reduce carbon footprints and drive sustainable mobility in our communities. Bike Safety Assess street connectivity and traffic for safer bike routes Location Suitability Chose the best location for a new bike path or trail Find a Trail Near You Explore the Trans Canada Trail near you Seasonal Routes Make sure the ice conditions are safe before lacing up Explore more active transportation apps and data Renewable resources Explore the innovative applications of GIS technology. See how it enables communities to optimize renewable energy integration, reduce environmental impact and foster a sustainable future powered by clean energy. Solar Energy Calculate solar potential in Calgary, Alberta Wind Energy See an example wind turbine site assessment for Calgary, Alberta Hydroelectricity Understand the environmental impacts of hydroelectric dam projects Ocean Energy Explore trends in ocean currents and renewable energy power plants Explore more apps and data about renewable resources

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Title
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Transitioning to a Greener Economy
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Transition to a Greener Economy Green infrastructure Promote the use of renewable resources throughout your community Active transportation Track harmful emissions and work to reduce them Renewable resources Track your emissions and minimize them using carbon offset Putting sustainability first GIS is a powerful lens that allows communities to envision, strategically design and build eco-friendly urban spaces. From mapping optimal locations for renewable resources to identifying pathways for active transportation networks, GIS provides vital insights and enables informed decision making. This then allows organizations to seamlessly integrate sustainable alternatives into their operations. Using the science of location, we can drive meaningful change and put sustainability at the forefront of our decision making. Trans Canada Trail Pathfinder: Dianne Whelan Award-winning B.C.-based filmmaker Dianne Whelan completed a six-year solo journey across the Trans Canada Trail. Join Dianne Whelan as she sets off from St. John’s, Newfoundland to hike, mountain bike, snowshoe and cross-country ski for close to 7,000 kilometers across the longest trail network in the world. Green infrastructure Discover how GIS empowers cities to strategically map and integrate green infrastructure, urban forest planning and other environmental initiatives. Learn how it plays a pivotal role in creating environmentally conscious urban spaces and advancing a greener economy. Capital Projects The naturalization of Polson Park in Vernon, BC City Planning Planning for future populations, housing and employment Green Buildings Sustainability projects at Fanshawe College Land Use Planning How changing permafrost affects planning systems Explore more green infrastructure apps and data Active transportation Explore how GIS empowers local initiatives. Discover how it provides invaluable insights, data-driven strategies and widespread communication that enhance active transportation systems, reduce carbon footprints and drive sustainable mobility in our communities. Bike Safety Assess street connectivity and traffic for safer bike routes Location Suitability Chose the best location for a new bike path or trail Find a Trail Near You Explore the Trans Canada Trail near you Seasonal Routes Make sure the ice conditions are safe before lacing up Explore more active transportation apps and data Renewable resources Explore the innovative applications of GIS technology. See how it enables communities to optimize renewable energy integration, reduce environmental impact and foster a sustainable future powered by clean energy. Solar Energy Calculate solar potential in Calgary, Alberta Wind Energy See an example wind turbine site assessment for Calgary, Alberta Hydroelectricity Understand the environmental impacts of hydroelectric dam projects Ocean Energy Explore trends in ocean currents and renewable energy power plants Explore more apps and data about renewable resources
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12396.82
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2023-07-24
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public
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License not specified
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https://climate.esri.ca/datasets/EsriCanada::transitioning-to-a-greener-economy
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[email protected]_EsriCanada
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Esri Canada
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[email protected]
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Esri Canada
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[email protected]_EsriCanada
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2025-11-07
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3cb4d3b4223f40f58248b028c3fd0060
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English
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https://climate.esri.ca/datasets/EsriCanada::transitioning-to-a-greener-economy
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Esri Canada
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