EcoNews — Time to Act for a Better Protected Acadian Forest
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EcoNews — Falling behind on climate action, helping you stand up for NB’s special natural spaces, and protecting the North Atlantic right whale in the months ahead
In this edition of EcoNews, we send the lovin’ right back to our awesome supporters who made our year-end fundraising drive so successful; we bring you our reaction to the progress report released today on the provincial government’s climate action plan; we encourage you to have your say on environmental spending priorities for the upcoming
EcoNews — Chock full of opportunities for you to make a difference
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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EcoNews — Building an affordable, reliable, and sustainable electricity, N.B.’s new Cabinet, and more
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,
EcoNews—Feds make good moves in Throne Speech, bad moves on NB’s heavy polluters
In this edition of EcoNews, we bring you our reaction to the federal government’s Throne Speech, delivered yesterday, which contained strong commitments on climate action, and our reaction to the federal government’s approval of N.B.’s heavy polluters pricing system, announced earlier this week, which was considerably weaker on climate action; we’re excited to share two
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EcoNews Special Election Edition—New Brunswickers ready to vote for protected areas, forestry changes
In this special election edition of EcoNews, we bring you the results from recent polling we commissioned with ASF and CPAWS-NB showing New Brunswickers want their next government to move fast on creating new protected areas and banning glyphosate in our woods, among other actions; we bring you a questionnaire we’ve sent to all party
EcoNews Special Election Edition—Questions to ask your local candidates
With the New Brunswick general election coming up on Monday, Sept. 14, 2020, we wanted to help you find out where your local candidates stand on the environmental issues important to you as a Conservation Council supporter. You’ve likely noticed things are a bit different this election. COVID-19 precautions mean most candidates won’t be knocking
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EcoNews — Where our forest is being sprayed this summer
In this edition of EcoNews, we bring you the online map, recently released by government and the forestry industry, showing where our Crown forest will be sprayed with glyphosate-based herbicides, and we welcome you to use our letter-writing tool to let your MLA know you want this unnecessary practice to stop; we give you one
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EcoNews — Protecting wild salmon, a new way to give back, and inspiration for getting to #BetterThanNormal
In this edition of EcoNews, our Fundy Baykeeper joins other leading ENGOs and fisheries associations in N.B. to call for a full Environmental Impact Assessment as a salmon farming company looks to expand its operations in the Bay of Fundy; our Executive Director shares with you her top webinar picks of the first 100+ days
EcoNews — In solidarity with our Indigenous and Black neighbours
In this edition of EcoNews, we share in the outpouring of grief, condolences and recognition of the need for deep, systemic change as the Black Lives Matter movement and other anti-racist and justice groups lead the work to end systemic racism and police violence against people of colour in our society; we bring you an
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