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In this edition of EcoNews, we’re digging into research on N.B. Power’s troubling biomass plan, as well as grassroots environmental action and hope on the Bay of Fundy.
EcoNews — Fossil fuel fights, Fundy fun and fresh air for all Read More »
Young people today are inheriting enormous environmental challenges, which is why it’s more important than ever for K-12 students to understand what’s happening and feel empowered to take action.
Learning, nature’s way Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re raising our voices to help build a cleaner, fairer future for New Brunswick.
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re digging into research on N.B. Power’s troubling biomass plan, as well as grassroots environmental action and hope on the Bay of Fundy.
EcoNews — Public pushback on ‘patriotic’ projects and problematic power plants Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re digging into research on N.B. Power’s troubling biomass plan, as well as grassroots environmental action and hope on the Bay of Fundy.
EcoNews — The bad bet of burning biomass at Belledune Read More »
Throughout my career, I’ve seen how powerful local action can be, especially when backed by sound science and caring people.
Energy efficiency is one of the most affordable ways to fight climate change. It doesn’t require major new technology, and it’s something we can do right now, making a real difference for our communities and planet.
‘Energy efficiency is one of the most affordable ways to fight climate change’ Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re asking why it took so long for the public to learn about a massive diesel spill in Woodstock.
EcoNews — Diesel spill demands answers and pushing back against pipeline prattling Read More »
If we let the environment fall off the political radar, we risk making decisions that will worsen climate impacts, harm our health and cost us more.
Forget pipelines, power lines are key to Atlantic Canada’s economic future Read More »
If we let the environment fall off the political radar, we risk making decisions that will worsen climate impacts, harm our health and cost us more.
Environmental policy should be at the heart of Canada’s federal election debate Read More »
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