Recorded webinar: Benefits and Challenges to Electrifying New Brunswick’s School Bus Fleet
Watch our June 22 webinar on the benefits and challenges of electrifying New Brunswick’s school bus fleet.
Climate Anxiety – A Father’s Perspective
Adam Mahoney reflects on the parenting challenge of our era — how do we talk about climate change with our children?
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Recorded Webinar: Electrifying Canada — What Citizens Want and Need to Accept Change
Rewatch our June 9 webinar co-hosted by Climate Access and Climate Narratives Initiative on what matters most when it comes to social acceptance of renewable energy and transmission projects.
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Getting More Electric School Buses On The Road In N.B.
We all want the best for our children, and we all agree that school buses should be safe and reliable for New Brunswick’s students—but why then are we still okay with our kids breathing dangerous exhaust from diesel school buses?
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CCNB Media Round-up: Premier Higgs’s ‘Frivolous’ Fracking Comments, Community Benefits and Provincial Leadership Needed, And Moving N.B. into 21st Century Energy
Just when we think that our province’s drinking water is safe from fracking, a single ‘frivolous’ comment by Premier Higgs forces our Executive Director to fire back. Read our team members’ analysis and commentary on the latest environmental news in N.B.
Upcoming webinar: Benefits and Challenges to Electrifying New Brunswick’s School Bus Fleet
Join Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s Adam Mahoney on Wednesday, June 22, at 1 p.m. for a public discussion on the benefits and challenges of electrifying New Brunswick’s school bus fleet.
Recorded Webinar: Factors affecting social acceptance of renewable energy and transmission projects
Rewatch our May 24 webinar on factors influencing social acceptance of renewable energy and transmission projects in communities.
Webinar: Factors affecting social acceptance of renewable energy and transmission projects
Join the Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s webinar on Factors affecting social acceptance of renewable energy and transmission projects, happening on May 24, 2022 at 1 p.m.
Take No Mow May One Step Further This Spring With A Pollinator Garden!
Just because you’re helping our friendly bumblebees fill their empty bellies after a hard winter doesn’t mean you have to put your love for gardening and landscaping on hold. Giving your lawnmower a break this month is only the first step.
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CCNB Media Round-up: ‘Surprisingly Low’ Carbon Charges for New Brunswick’s Big Polluters, Nuclear Education in Schools, Responding to the Latest UN Climate Report
It’s been a whirlwind of a month for climate news: another bleak report from the IPCC; a federal budget that doesn’t quite rise to the challenge; and the heartbreaking approval of a massive Newfoundland and Labrador offshore oil project, among others. If you’re looking to catch up on recent headlines this long weekend, we’ve got you covered.