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Here are some practical ways to lessen your impact on the environment.
Environment Canada reports that landfills account for about 20% of Canada’s methane gas emissions. Recycling can significantly reduce the amount of material deposited in landfills. Many municipalities have expanded the types of items being accepted for recycling, including windowed envelopes, magazines, glossy flyer paper and catalogues. Confidential documents can be shredded then recycled.
Get the mail you send out returned to you if the receiving address is incorrect and avoid having to create and send a new copy.
Use Mail Forwarding when you move or temporarily relocate to a new address. Rest assured that you’re not missing infrequent mailings such as tax slips, licenses or health card renewals and avoid unnecessarily printing duplicate mail.
Organize your money statements and bills in one place, for free, with epost™. It’s convenient, secure and environmentally friendly.
You can request to have your name removed from marketing lists that send personalized and unaddressed advertising mail.
Contact the Canadian Marketing Association (CMA) and register to have your name removed from marketing lists held by their members. This service is available free of charge.
Opt out of receiving unaddressed advertising mail delivered by Canada Post. You’ll still receive unaddressed advertising delivered by services other than Canada Post.