L’Étoile ANTOINE TRÉPANIER, L’ÉTOILE 2013-05-16 00H04 Le débat entourant l’exploration et l’éventuelle exploitation des gaz de schiste n’a pas fini de faire rage. En entrevue avec L’Étoile, quelques heures seulement après le dépôt du Plan directeur pour le pétrole et les gaz de schiste, la directrice générale du Conseil de conservation du N.-B. […]
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Conservation Council’s Stephanie Merrill contributes insights on New Brunswick current water policy conversations to Water Canada‘s cross-country brief policy snapshot. New Brunswick: Wetland woes and a long wait Stephanie Merrill of New Brunswick’s Conservation Council identifies wetland conservation policy and the provincial water classification program as two areas of particular focus for the Province. The
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By Acadie Nouvelle SAINT-JEAN – Alors que le passage remarqué à Saint-Jean ce lundi de l’ancien premier ministre néo-brunswickois Frank McKenna relance de plus belle le débat à propos de l’industrie de gaz de schiste, force est de constater que les opinions à ce sujet sont parfois diamétralement opposées. Read full article here
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By Radio-Canada.ca Le ministre de l’Énergie, Craig Leonard, envisage de financer le nouvel institut de l’énergie à même le fonds de fiducie pour l’environnement. Lire l’article en entier
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By Acadie Nouvelle FREDERICTON – Le Conseil de conservation du Nouveau-Brunswick demande l’arrêt immédiat du réacteur nucléaire de la centrale de Pointe Lepreau. More details: http://www.capacadie.com/actualites/2013/2/6/pointe-lepreau-des-ecologistes-craignent-un-accident-nucleaire
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By airwaterland There is something of a battle going on in New Brunswick — a battle for public opinion regarding hydraulic fracturing of the Maritime province’s abundant shale gas resource. “It is a competition,” Cape Consulting Group senior consultant Tracey Stephenson told the Bulletin at this week’s CI Energy Group‘s shale oil and gas symposium.
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By the Brunswickan What the hell is Idle No More? People packed into the Conserver House on St. John Street last Thursday, to find out at the Idle No More 101 Teach-in. More details: http://thebruns.ca/news/idle-no-more-101/
January 21, 2013 Conservation Council clarifies work on Saint John River Re: “Project changes will ease fears — group” by Tara Chislett, published in The Daily Gleaner on Jan. 19th. We are pleased to learn that WWF is clarifying its handling of its “Living Rivers” project on the Saint John River. The Conservation Council of
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By The Chronicle Herald High sulphide areas of salmon operation being left out — group More details: http://thechronicleherald.ca/business/450833-fish-farm-tests-found-wanting
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