Leading environmental and Indigenous groups in New Brunswick have let the provincial government know they are ready to go to court if the government continues to neglect its legal duties under the Species at Risk Act (SARA).
In a demand letter sent to Minister of Natural Resources and Energy Development Mike Holland, prominent Indigenous and environmental groups are threatening litigation over New Brunswick’s failure to protect endangered species.
Groups demand New Brunswick government take action to protect vulnerable species Read More »
The Conservation Council’s Director of Climate Change and Energy Solutions calls on New Brunswick to raise its own climate ambition.
New research released today by seven environmental organizations shows that Canada can take much more ambitious climate action between now and 2030 while maintaining a thriving economy and reducing energy costs for Canadians.
New research: Canada can double climate ambition for 2030 and reduce energy costs Read More »
Your EcoNews is out, covering glyphosate news, the Supreme Court of Canada’s carbon tax decision, our upcoming webinar, and more!
EcoNews — The Fight to End Glyphosate Spraying In The Woods Read More »
With World Water Day (March 22) on the horizon, we share our joint submission to the federal government on what a Canada Water Agency will mean for New Brunswick and the Atlantic region.
We are seeking a junior policy analyst/campaigner/researcher interested in electricity issues, particularly in the Atlantic region as a solution to climate change.
Job posting: Junior policy analyst Read More »
Today’s Supreme Court of Canada decision that a national price on carbon pollution is constitutional is a win for climate action.
Learn about recent collaborations with community-engaged artists to reflect on the challenges of climate change and our hopes for the future. Hear about our emotional journey, meet the artists and project partners, and experience some of the music, visual arts and stories that emerged.
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Webinar: The Power of Art to Inspire Climate Action Read More »
Your EcoNews is out! Covering: our community-engaged art exhibition and open house, New Brunswick’s budget for 2021-22, ill-advised investments in SMR technology, and more.
EcoNews — A Better Plan to Protect New Brunswickers from Climate Change Read More »
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