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The SNE is a thematic show, divided into four different sections focusing on the following major categories: 

1. Transportation: Alternative or low-emission means of transportation, hybrid, hydrogen or electric cars, public transportation, carpooling, etc.
2. Awareness, Education and Health: Awareness organizations, groups,  agencies, private companies, government department, teaching institutions, environmental training, placement services, health institutions,  research organizations and laboratories, NGOs, environnemental groups and association,etc.
3. Energy and housing Energy efficiency, clean and renewable energy, new technology, etc. Ecological construction, renovations, green materials, eco-villages, social housing, shared accommodation, etc.
4. Responsible Consumption and the 4 R’s: Reduction at the source, recycling, re-use and rehabilitation. Bio-agriculture, fair trade, ethical investments, simple living, support organizations, eco-tourism, etc.

 Visitors can enjoy the event’s many talks and workshops, as well as special events, (2010 programation sonn available)

Once more, the three day program of the Exhibition will offer three different themes (Up to come).Talks and other events will be directly related to the theme of the day so that visitors can meet the movers and shakers of the environment sector, as well as learn about advances in a given area and potential solutions to the current chalenges.

An Ecological Event

In 2006, the Salon national de l’environnement was the first event open to the general public in Quebec to recycle all organic as well as traditional materials. During the 2007 edition, more than 97% of the total waste was recovered. As a trailblazer in the area of environmental responsibility, the SNE is currently studied by the Réseau des femmes en environnement as a pilot project for developing new certification for environmentally responsible events.