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From Harm to Harmony: How I found hope in art following climate disaster

CCNB Blog, Feature / Madiha Khalid Kantroo

When I recall the catastrophic floods I witnessed in the Kashmir region when I was 15, I’m reminded of the overwhelming sense of helplessness and frustration I felt then. My home was fortunately spared from the wrath of the floodwaters from the swollen Jhelum River in September 2014. Thankfully, the government intervened during the torrential […]

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New Brunswick energy strategy evaluated by Conservation Council: Renewables outpace nuclear despite red flags on fracking, biomass and SMRs

Feature, Media Releases / Kyle Reid

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick applauds areas of the province’s plan, including the government’s commitment to building out new wind and solar resources, however, some areas of the strategy raise concerns, including an open door for potential fracking, export of fracked gas and plans to move ahead with biomass development.

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Dr. Moe Qureshi: Failed U.S. SMR project should put New Brunswick on notice

CCNB Blog, Climate and Energy, Feature / Moe Qureshi

New Brunswick is investing in Moltex Energy and ARC Clean Energy projects without knowing their true cost.

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EcoNews — AIM Fire Concerns, Clean Energy Vision, 54 Years of Environmental Action and New Team Members

CCNB Blog, EcoNews, Feature / Kyle Reid

In this edition of EcoNews, we air our concerns with the recent fire at the American Iron and Metal (AIM) facility in Saint John and highlight the work of Dr. Moe Qureshi, who presented a vision for a clean energy future in the New Brunswick legislature. Also, we invite you to celebrate our 54th annual general meeting and welcome two new members to the Conservation Council team. We’ll also explore the thought-provoking play Wood Buffalo, the differing environmental approaches in Canada and Ghana, the transformative power of community forestry and the benefits of electric school buses in New Brunswick.

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Reshaping Forest Management: The Rise of Community Forestry in Canada

CCNB Blog, Feature, Forest Conservation / Amanda Page

Communities are taking an active role in nurturing the woodlands that surround them. In this transformative movement, Canada has a unique opportunity to lead the way in redefining forestry, harmonizing local needs, ecological care and economic progress. Learn more about how community forestry is gaining momentum with this latest blog by Amanda Page.

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From ‘Garden City’ to Environmental Erosion: An International Students’ Lessons for Canada and Ghana

CCNB Blog, Feature / Asamaniwa Acquah

As I experienced the beauty of spring and summer in Fredericton, it brought to mind my home of the Ashanti Region of Ghana, once celebrated as the “garden city” of West Africa. However, the lush landscapes and natural splendor that once defined this Ghanaian region have been eroded by human activities, offering a sobering lesson

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Bridging art and activism: Len Falkenstein’s Wood Buffalo explores battle between progress and conservation

CCNB Blog, Feature, Webinars & Events / Kyle Reid

In a world where we often find ourselves caught between personal gain and the planet’s greater good, Fredericton playwright and environmental activist Len Falkenstein dares to ask tough questions with his latest production, Wood Buffalo.

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Webinar: Engaging on the clean electricity regulations

Climate and Energy, Feature, Webinars & Events / Corey Robichaud

Join the Conservation Council of New Brunswick and Ecology Action Centre on Thursday Sept 21st at Noon (ADT) to learn about the Clean Electricity Regulation, specifics on how it will apply in Atlantic Canada and how to participate in the consultation process.

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Stand Against Fossil Fuel Loopholes: Contact Your MLA & MP Today

Campaigns, Feature, Featured Action / Corey Robichaud

Write to your MLA and MP to demand fossil fuel companies pay their fair share. Let them know that New Brunswickers should not bear the burden of inaction by petroleum producers.

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Gas price hike initiated by Province, not Feds

CCNB Blog, Feature, Featured Action / Moe Qureshi

Commentary | Moe Qureshi Critics of Canada’s new Clean Fuel Regulations have dubbed it a “second carbon tax,” prompting many to blame the federal government for the expected 8-cent gas price increase in July. New Brunswickers have the right to be upset, but they should focus their frustration on the real culprit. The federal government

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