Today, new wind and solar projects are the cheapest forms of electricity on Earth. Five times cheaper than coal, five times cheaper than nuclear energy, and three times cheaper than natural gas.
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Today, you can help us hit our GivingTuesday goal of raising $2,000 for a better New Brunswick. This GivingTuesday, we’re counting on you to help energize the Conservation Council’s #BuildBackBetter campaign— our plan to ensure pandemic recovery in New Brunswick is driven by better food security for all, more resilient communities by protecting the nature
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FREDERICTON — The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is reminding moms and dads that they have a free, easy-to-use service right at their fingertips chock full of wonderful, local gifts that will make any recipient feel warm and fuzzy this holiday season. BuyLocalNB.ca, the Conservation Council’s free, searchable online directory, features more than 500 producers,
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The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is our province’s leading advocate for environmental protection. Donations from people like you are our major source of funding, and these donations protect our independence. Thank you for your continued support!
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In this edition of EcoNews, we bring you some fantastic opportunities to be part of climate change and nature solutions, including a helpful guide to the province’s new portal for nomination protected natural areas, an innovative project about expressing how we feel about climate change through art, a heads up for an upcoming important day of charitable giving in the midst of the holiday shopping season, and more.
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The provincial government has launched its online portal where New Brunswick citizens, Indigenous peoples, and conservation groups can nominate the natural places they love for protected areas status.
Check out the nature candidates for protection in your area and send your comments to the Minister!
Call to action: Nominate your favourite natural area for protection! Read More »
Check out the nature candidates for protection in your area The provincial government has launched its online portal where New Brunswick citizens, Indigenous peoples, and conservation groups can nominate the natural places they love for protected areas status. As you know, the province has committed to doing its part to meet the federal government’s Target
Call to action: Nominate your favourite natural area for protection! Read More »
Efficiency Canada’s national ranking of provincial energy efficiency policies shows that New Brunswick’s Progressive Conservative Government under Premier Blaine Higgs is once again failing to help low income New Brunswickers such as seniors and single-family households live more comfortably and save on energy costs at home. Released today, the report (2020 Canadian Provincial Energy Efficiency
In this edition of EcoNews, we bring you an opportunity to take part in the challenges and opportunities of building an affordable, reliable and sustainable electricity system, our Executive Director gives you a rundown of New Brunswick’s new Cabinet under Premier Blaine Higgs’ majority government, we share the latest updates to our climate action portal,
We’re waiting for the results of the OTHER election this week, of course, but it was just a month ago that Premier Blaine Higgs secured a slim majority government and set up the new Executive Council, his Cabinet. There are a lot of new faces around that 16 seat table, including five newly-elected members of
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