A Nova Scotia MP has unveiled an online tool that helps municipalities across the country cut emissions. The system uses a database to gather information about localized energy use and helps users identify their emissions and set targets to reduce them. Creating such an inventory and plan would typically cost tens of thousands of dollars, and so the database removes the financial barrier for smaller municipalities.
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