With Atlantic Canada facing an unprecedented number of climate-related disasters the New Brunswick government’s 2024-2025 budget fails to address the urgency of the crisis facing our province.
New Brunswick’s 2024-25 budget a missed opportunity to take urgent environmental action Read More »
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is urging the federal government to avoid further delays in implementing the Clean Electricity Regulations (CER).
Axing environmental protections will only cost Canadians more Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re calling for participants to join our Citizens’ Assembly on Electricity Affordability and highlighting efforts to combat energy poverty in New Brunswick through our ‘Switch on Hope’ energy poverty campaign.
EcoNews — It’s time to ‘Switch on Hope’ Read More »
Science, and the reality of global economics, argue against shale gas in New Brunswick, despite the fantasies of its proponents.
Guest blog: New Brunswick does not need shale gas Read More »
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is urging the federal government to avoid further delays in implementing the Clean Electricity Regulations (CER).
The New Brunswick government’s recent release of its hydrogen roadmap is a distraction from real climate solutions and a dangerous step towards unsustainable practices.
New Brunswick’s Hydrogen Roadmap a Distraction from Genuine Climate Solutions Read More »
Commentary | Moe Qureshi, Louise Comeau and Brenna Walsh In light of recent unprecedented fire behaviour and its devastating impact on Atlantic Canadian communities, it is with great concern that we address the Atlantic premiers regarding their call for the federal government to delay the implementation of the Clean Fuel Regulations. Scheduled to take effect
Regulations are a crucial step toward climate leadership Read More »
Debunking Premier Higgs’ claims about the Saint John LNG plant conversion, New Brunswick’s role in the European energy crisis, and shale gas development at home.
Let’s Get Real About Energy Security, Shale Gas, And Energy Transition Read More »
A new study from our colleagues at Halifax-based Ecology Action Centre (EAC) concludes that a combination of building an Atlantic Loop and developing much more non-polluting, renewable energy in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia is the best way to ensure affordable, reliable and sustainable electricity when the provinces’ coal plants go offline.
Atlantic Loop, Homegrown Renewables Needed For Fossil-Free Atlantic Canada: Study Read More »
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 »
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