EcoNews — Time to Act for a Better Protected Acadian Forest
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Then and now: What the AG says about forest management in N.B.
The Auditor General of N.B. says she is disappointed her recommendation for a reduction of clearcuts on Crown land has been ignored.
Risky investments do not reduce debt
NB Power’s staggering debt should give provincial government pause on risky small modular reactor investment
Send your #CleanEnergy letter
Use our letter-writing tool to call on the Premier for an affordable, reliable, sustainable electricity system in New Brunswick and a review of NB Power’s latest Integrated Resource Plan.
Send your #ClimateAction letter
Use our letter-writing tool to tell the Premier how climate change makes you feel on a personal level. We strongly encourage you to add your story of how climate change is affecting you or your family, how it makes you feel and your concern for its present and the future impacts.
From Harm to Harmony, art exhibition exploring healing power of nature, opens at UNB Art Centre
Group exhibition by Conservation Council of New Brunswick supporters looks at challenges of climate change and the power of people to make a difference.
Call to action: Nominate your favourite natural area for protection!
New candidate natural areas are open for public comment until March 31. Have your say for a better protected Acadian Forest!
Our recommendations to help citizens, businesses shift toward sustainable, clean energy future
Our recommendations to reduce carbon pollution and better prepare businesses and households for the rising cost of carbon in a world shifting to clean energy.
Comeau: Residents need more help on flood preparedness
Fredericton has improved its flooding preparedness, but important work remains to further protect citizens and homeowners from increasingly severe flooding fueled by climate change.
Flooding preparedness report shows progress in Fredericton, but highlights more can be done to protect citizens
Fredericton has made progress on flooding preparedness, but important work remains to better protect citizens’ health and well-being in the face of increasingly severe flooding fueled by climate change.