Posts related to Climate and Energy
Making the connection between looming climate tipping points and changes we’re already seeing in New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy.
Climate Tipping Points, The Labrador Current, And Right Whales Read More »
Today, the Province released its updated climate action plan with commitments to leadership and accountability, reducing greenhouse gases and preparing for the effects of climate change.
We’re calling on the New Brunswick government to follow the example of neighbouring Prince Edward Island and Quebec by putting in place a strong mandate and clear targets to achieve a 100 per cent electric school bus fleet over the next few years.
Sign On For A Fully-Electric School Bus Fleet In New Brunswick Read More »
Why are diesel school buses still the default choice for pupil transportation in New Brunswick when there is a non-polluting, non-emitting option? Louise Comeau, Director Climate Change and Energy Solutions, weighs in.
Electric school buses help meet our climate goals Read More »
Debunking Premier Higgs’ claims about the Saint John LNG plant conversion, New Brunswick’s role in the European energy crisis, and shale gas development at home.
Let’s Get Real About Energy Security, Shale Gas, And Energy Transition Read More »
Adam Mahoney reflects on the parenting challenge of our era — how do we talk about climate change with our children?
Climate Anxiety – A Father’s Perspective Read More »
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.
Recorded Webinar: Electrifying Canada — What Citizens Want and Need to Accept Change Read More »
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?
Getting More Electric School Buses On The Road In N.B. Read More »
A new study from our colleagues at Halifax-based Ecology Action Centre (EAC) concludes that a combination of building an Atlantic Loop and developing much more non-polluting, renewable energy in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia is the best way to ensure affordable, reliable and sustainable electricity when the provinces’ coal plants go offline.
Atlantic Loop, Homegrown Renewables Needed For Fossil-Free Atlantic Canada: Study Read More »
Rewatch our May 24 webinar on factors influencing social acceptance of renewable energy and transmission projects in communities.
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