The ideal solution would be greater use of mass public transit and virtu-car-type options, but Covid has severely impact mass transit revenues and the suburbs have few car borrowing options. Zero emissions vehicles need lithium batteries which are also heavy polluters and rely on electricity which has to be generated from nuclear, hydro or fossil fuel-driven sources. Switching everyone from internal combustion to electric engines - my next step is to research whether there are full accountings of the impact of both options.

Getting my carbon footprint to fall beneath $52.37/month (3.43 tons of CO2 per month!) will require a switch to renewable energy sources, so that's the next thing to research - is there a supplier, what's involved in the switch, and can prices be locked in for 3-5 years to balance out anticipated energy cost increases/inflationary pressures?

Trail Road landfill is near the intersection of Barnsdale Road and the 416. The Carp landfill seems to continue to take household items, though the company that manages it says that is now closed. Website information is confusing/unclear! All I know is that I played outdoor soccer at the OZ Dome this summer (near Carp) and the stench from the nearby landfill was pretty nauseating when the wind was blowing in our direction.

Best before - means highest quality of product, but isn't aligned to food safety standards. None of the 3 dates are particularly helpful. Best bet: be guided by the dates, but make sure you inspect your food - for good or bad smells and appearances. Not sure if these help when using medical or supplement products!

Keep a clean reusable mug in my car.