Sample Letter: Climate Change Concerns
Use our sample letter to get started on your submission to the climate plan update.
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Comeau Says Electricity Reform, Helping Citizens Adopt Renewable Energy And Efficiency, Must Be Top Priority For Province’s Next Climate Plan
Province can seize strategic opportunity to cut emissions while lowering energy costs for citizens and businesses.
EcoNews — A Big Thank You & A Look At What’s Ahead In 2022!
Our EcoNews newsletter for January 13
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Dr. Comeau Presenting At Standing Committee As Province Updates Climate Action Plan
Our Dr. Louise Comeau presents to the Standing Committee on Climate Change and Environmental Stewardship as the province updates its Climate Change Action Plan.
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Help Us Get Electric School Buses On The Road In NB!
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is looking for parents and students to participate in community roundtables to discuss the benefits and drawbacks of transitioning New Brunswick’s school bus fleet to fully electric.
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An Update on Provincial Water Strategy Progress
Our Executive Director, Lois Corbett, gives an update on progress made on the province’s Water Protection Strategy.
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It’s A Busy Winter At Fundy Baykeeper
Here’s a quick look at some of the files and projects Our Marine Conservation team is working on in the early months of the New Year.
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Conservation Council calls for climate change risk assessment in wake of new report showing severity of threats to N.B.’s coastal communities, citizens’ health, and livelihoods
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick says a new report on the threats to Atlantic Canada from climate change serves as an urgent call to action for the provincial government to better protect people’s health, homes and livelihoods.
Conservation Council welcomes federal decision to not extend operation of Belledune coal-fired power plant beyond 2030
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick welcomes today’s decision by federal environment minister Steven Guilbeault to not extend the operating life of the Belledune coal-fired power plant beyond 2030.
EcoNews — A Missed Opportunity To End Glyphosate Spraying
Our EcoNews newsletter for November
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