181. The Residential Energy Efficiency Database The Residential Energy Efficiency Database (REED). WE ARE VERY SORRY, BUT REED IS NOW CLOSED. To the millions of people that use http://www.its-canada.com/reed/iaq/

The Residential Energy Efficiency Database (REED) WE ARE VERY SORRY, BUT REED IS NOW CLOSED. To the millions of people that use REED, we are very sorry, but we cannot continue to provide this website as a free public service. Our reason for closing is simple, REED was built and is supported entirely by our small family business and we can no longer afford, nor are we willing to continue the upkeep, development and expansion of REED. Although the website has won many awards in the last three years and is used by millions of individuals, educational institutes, businesses, and governments worldwide, we have been unable to find any organizations willing to help financially support REED as a free public service. We have received offers to buy the website, unfortunately none that would agree to continue the development and expansion of REED as a free public information service. Brian J Mitchell E-mail: bmitchell@its-canada.com AND PLEASE DON'T FORGET Being as energy efficient as possible is the one thing that each of us can do to help ourselves, our children, and our environment.

182. Go Smokefree! Health Canada Tobacco Control Programme More than 45,000 people will die prematurely this year in Canada due to tobacco use at least 1,000 of them will be nonsmokers. Tobacco. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hecs-sesc/tobacco/

Health Effects Second-hand Smoke Toxic Emissions Trends (CTUMS) ... Resources for Professionals More than 45,000 people will die prematurely this year in Canada due to tobacco use at least 1,000 of them will be non-smokers. Tobacco. We can live without it. Minister Pettigrew proposes regulations for manufacturing standards to reduce fire-risk of cigarettes under the Tobacco Act Health Canada took another step today to address the leading cause of residential fires and fire-related loss in Canada each year by proposing new regulations that would require cigarette manufacturers to meet an ignition propensity standard by October 1, 2005. For further information on regulations for manufacturing standards to reduce fire-risk of cigarettes Call for Proposals for Mass Media Contribution Funding Tobacco Control Programme Office of Programs and Mass Media ... Minister Pettigrew supports passage of reduced-fire-risk cigarette bill and will propose regulations under the Tobacco Act Health Minister Pierre Pettigrew applauds the passage of Bill C-260: An Act to Amend the Hazardous Products Act (fire-safe cigarettes) as it seeks to protect Canadians from fires caused by cigarettes, which is the leading cause of fire-related deaths in Canada. The bill, which became law yesterday, amends the Hazardous Products Act to allow provisions for reduced-fire-risk cigarettes. (April 1, 2004)

183. «Ç¤ºªÅ®ð½è¯À¸ê°T¤¤¤ß The summary for this Chinese (Traditional) page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.iaq.gov.hk/

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