Conservation Council joins environmental organizations representing millions of Canadians to launch StoptheGas initiative, calling on the federal government to reject proposals for new East Coast gas export facilities due to climate impacts and economic risks.
In a ‘watershed moment’ for conservation, the provincial government has added 100,000 hectares of new protected areas.
The Burchill Wind Partnership is a perfect example of the type of collaborative and forward-thinking projects we need to bring affordable, reliable and sustainable renewable energy to families all across New Brunswick.
Conservation Council Applauds Neqotkuk, Saint John Energy Partnership On Wind Power Read More »
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick brings you the top line message from the Physicians for Social Responsibiity’s latest fracking compendium.
No Evidence Fracking Can Be Done Safely: Physicians For Social Responsibility Read More »
Response to Premier Higgs’ speculation that shale gas and liquified natural gas are solutions to war-induced threats to European gas supply.
Renewable Energy Is The Future, Not Fossil Fuels Read More »
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick supports the calls from Indigenous leaders and nuclear safety experts to reject NB Power’s request for an unprecedented 25-year operating renewal at the Point Lepreau nuclear generating station.
Nuclear Commission Must Reject Unprecedented 25-Year Renewal For Lepreau Read More »
Who pollutes our climate the most in New Brunswick? Want to know which companies and facilities in New Brunswick produce the most climate change-causing pollution? See the tables below. These tables were produced using annual data from the National Pollutant Release Inventory database. (Note: Data from 2021 is the most recent provided by the database)
Who pollutes our climate the most in New Brunswick? Read More »
We know climate change is threatening the things we love doing in New Brunswick.
The good news is there are solutions to lower the pollution causing climate change and keep our families and communities safe from the extreme weather it causes.
Check out our new section, For the Love of New Brunswick, to see how you can be part of the solution!
For the love of New Brunswick Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we bring you the online map, recently released by government and the forestry industry, showing where our Crown forest will be sprayed with glyphosate-based herbicides, and we welcome you to use our letter-writing tool to let your MLA know you want this unnecessary practice to stop; we give you one
EcoNews — Where our forest is being sprayed this summer Read More »
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