Our goal is to be an environmental leader. We seek to improve environmental quality and make a positive contribution to the economy by embedding an environmental perspective in our business strategy.
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Fostering Relationships
We work with key conservation groups to help protect critical North American forests.
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Working with the community
Through TD Friends of the Environment Foundation, TD and the community work together to foster environmental stewardship and help green communities across Canada.
Learn more about TD FEF
Get Involved
TD’s flagship urban greening program, TD Tree Days, invites our employees, their families and friends, and our community partners to plant trees in hundreds of communities across Canada and in the U.S., the U.K. and Luxembourg.
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Green banking choices
Green Leaf
The green leaf represents products, services and business-related initiatives that contribute to our environmental goals and commitment.
Online and Mobile Banking
Our Canadian customers hold more than 3.2 million online statement accounts.
Energy-wise ATMs
By January 1, 2015, TD was operating nearly 3,000 renewable energy powered Green Machine ATMs.
SEED Branches
Our SEED (sustainably energy-efficient design) branch in Mississauga, Ontario is designed to be 45% more energy-efficient than a traditional branch of its size.
Green Leaf
The green leaf represents products, services and business-related initiatives that contribute to our environmental goals and commitment.
Online and Mobile Banking
Our U.S. customers hold more than 2.8 million online statement accounts.
Energy-wise ATMs
By January 1, 2015, TD was operating nearly 2,000 renewable energy powered Green Machine ATMs.
Net-Zero Store
Our Fort Lauderdale, Florida store is designed to be net-zero energy.
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Green Tips
Transportation tip:
Combining errands to reduce driving time not only saves you time; it can also cut down on CO2 emissions.
Transportation tip:
Did you know that your vehicle’s tire pressure drops when the temperature does, leading to lower fuel efficiency? Keeping your tires inflated to the vehicle manufacturer’s specs is an easy way to reduce the amount of fuel you burn.
At work tip:
If you default your computer to print double sided, you can help reduce energy use, as well as the amount of money you spend on paper.
At work tip:
Turn your monitor off every night.
At work tip:
Use your own refillable coffee cup when you visit a coffee shop or at work.
In the community tip:
You can help green your community through TD Tree Days. And, you can help environmental projects come to life in your community by donating to TD Friends of the Environment Foundation.
In the community tip:
Remember to wash and squash your recyclables. This keeps them clean and allows more room for materials.
In the community tip:
Don’t forget to use your green bins to dispose of food scraps and other organic waste.
In the community tip:
Switch to LED bulbs in your lamps and other lighting fixtures. They are more energy-efficient than regular bulbs and can last longer.
At home tip:
Cut down on your energy bill by using your washer, dryer and dishwasher during off-peak electricity hours.
At home tip:
Purchase LED light bulbs for your home – they last up to 25 years and use 75% less energy. (Source: Renewable Energy (CIER) interpretive Centre).
At home tip:
Covering windows with blinds and curtains can reduce your winter heating bills.
At home tip:
Using a programmable thermostat that automatically lowers your heating by five degrees for eight hours overnight can reduce your energy use and heating bill.
Corporate Responsibility Report
TD is a North American environmental leader. Check out our Corporate Responsibility Report to find out what we're doing to reduce our environmental impact.Read more
TD Friends of the Environment
Foundation 2014 Year in Review
In 2014, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation (TD FEF) supported more than 1,000 local environmental projects across Canada. Read the Year in Review to find out how TD FEF and its donors helped green where you live. Read more
TD Economics report – Valuing the World Around Us: An Introduction to Natural Capital
This report sets out a framework and methodology for putting a value on the environmental benefits provided by natural resources and ecosystems.Read more
TD Economics report – The Value
of
Urban Forests in Cities
Across
Canada
Urban forests in Toronto, Halifax, Montreal and Vancouver have been collectively valued at an astonishing $58 billion. TD Economics' special report talks about the economic value of the environmental benefits of these urban forests. Read more