This edition of EcoNews brings you the Conservation Council’s reaction to the creation of a cabinet committee on climate change and the 2017-2018 provincial budget, and news about another pipeline spill, a study on fracking and fish and new research on forestry management and deer. Be sure to check out the list of upcoming events […]
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This edition of EcoNews reports on a study that validates satellite imagery of forest loss in our backyard, gives you a taste of what’s found in a new report on what climate change could mean for the St. John River as well as includes our Fundy Baykeeper’s calls for the National Energy Board panel to
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This first January edition of EcoNews has our eagle-eyed Tracy Glynn writing about poor forest practices and their impact on our fine-feathered friends. We drill down into the National Energy Board’s new review panel on the proposed Energy East pipeline. Check out the invitations to hear from Dr. Louise Comeau on her research on carbon
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This edition of EcoNews includes great news for the Petitcodiac River, Louise Comeau on making the NB government carbon neutral by 2030, the Fundy Baykeeper on protecting the Bay of Fundy from the Lake Utopia pulp mill, and a charming video of the Conservation Council’s Learning Outside program. We end this EcoNews with more news to
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This edition of EcoNews includes the Conservation Council’s hopeful praise for New Brunswick’s climate action plan, polling that shows Canadians support stronger policies on greenhouse gas reductions, the growing momentum to ban glyphosates in the forest, an update on how the great tree hunt is going, and Matt Abbott on Irving Pulp and Paper being charged with
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This edition of EcoNews includes the sparkling holiday edition of EcoAlert, the Conservation Council’s pre-budget submission on forging a path to a low-carbon economy, the growing momentum behind the great tree hunt, Louise Comeau on what Canada’s coal phase-out means, the connection between a coal phase-out and healthier food, Matt Abbott on Irving Pulp &
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This edition of EcoNews includes the wise words of Louise Comeau and Matt Abbott on the Energy East pipeline, Lois Corbett on the New Brunswick government’s decision to close a fracking legal loophole and protect municipal drinking water systems, a look at lessons learned from tropical storm Arthur and the need for flood preparedness in New Brunswick,
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This edition of EcoNews covers the Conservation Council’s responses to the report by the Select Committee on Climate Change and government strategies on local food and water protection. Also included here: information on how to make your views known on protection of fish habitat, a heartwarming story about the Wil-Doo Community Bike Club in Fredericton, our
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Historic climate action and a wave of forest love are highlights in this edition of EcoNews that we think will find you raising a glass of local apple cider in celebration this Thanksgiving weekend. Paris Agreement on Climate Change a reality The Paris Agreement on Climate Change was formally ratified on Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016
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We’ve had an unusually busy August. You’ll see in your sweet summertime edition of EcoNews a bit of extra reading — perhaps best enjoyed at your cottage, on your porch or at the beach! In this super-sized EcoNews, you are invited to mark your calendars for the 5 Days for the Forests, and attend a
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