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The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is thrilled to invite the Fredericton community to our upcoming event, the Solar Butterfly Open House. After a long pause due to the pandemic, we are excited to welcome our community back to the Conserver House and ignite Fredericton’s imagination about clean, affordable energy. On Wednesday, July 5, join […]
Commentary | Moe Qureshi, Louise Comeau and Brenna Walsh In light of recent unprecedented fire behaviour and its devastating impact on Atlantic Canadian communities, it is with great concern that we address the Atlantic premiers regarding their call for the federal government to delay the implementation of the Clean Fuel Regulations. Scheduled to take effect
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Commentary | Jim Emberger Everyday, business ads promote the idea that wise business leaders make decisions based on solid data. Premier Higgs likes to project the image of an experienced business leader, but his current effort to resurrect shale gas reveals that he more closely embodies his other reputation as a, “Data, my ass,” decision
The Case Against Shale Gas: Data Overwhelmingly Supports Continued Moratorium Read More »
World Oceans Day means a lot to us here at Fundy Baykeeper. While the ocean, and its health, impacts those who live and work on the coast, it also matters a great deal to all of us, regardless of where we live. For as long as humans have existed, the oceans, especially the millions of
A Baykeeper’s view of Oceans Day Read More »
We’re thrilled to announce the newest additions to our Community-Engaged Artist-in-Residence and Mentorship Program: Stephen Hero, a hip hop artist from Saint John, Shoshanna Wingate, a poet from Sackville, and Mario Dorion, a painter from Kent.
Even small increases in air and water pollution levels could raise the risk of developing dementia, finds a recent study conducted by Harvard Medical School. “The study is the most comprehensive look yet at the link between the neurological condition and exposure to PM2.5 — fine particles that are 2.5 microns wide or less released
Harvard Study Reveals Troubling Link Between Pollution and Dementia Read More »
Commentary | Jim Emberger Everyday, business ads promote the idea that wise business leaders make decisions based on solid data. Premier Higgs likes to project the image of an experienced business leader, but his current effort to resurrect shale gas reveals that he more closely embodies his other reputation as a, “Data, my ass,” decision
The Case Against Shale Gas: Data Overwhelmingly Supports Continued Moratorium Read More »
You can help secure an affordable, reliable, sustainable, 100 per cent zero-emissions electricity grid across Canada by 2035.
Send your letter for secure, affordable and sustainable electricity Read More »
We need a modern electricity strategy for this province. We need province-wide hearings, and multiple pathways for citizens to have their say on what happens to NB Power and the kind of electricity system we are willing to pay for.
Climate action is the path to energy security Read More »
The New Brunswick Citizens’ Electricity Affordability Roadmap New Brunswick citizens are leading the way in creating a fair and sustainable energy system. Join the movement by signing on to the petition today! New Brunswickers are speaking up on electricity! In February 2023, the Conservation Council brought together a small group of New Brunswickers with different
New Brunswick Citizens’ Electricity Affordability Roadmap Read More »
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