DIRECTLY AFFECTED TABLE 2 – Issue 8: The potential environmental and socio-economic effects of increased marine shipping. Vancouver is my home. My parents grew up here, I grew up here, and I continue to choose to make it my home. It is part of who I am. Who I am, and why I continue to […]
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DIRECTLY AFFECTED TABLE 1 – Issue 7: The potential environmental and socio-economic effects of the proposed project. and/or Issue 12: Potential impacts of the Project on directly affected landowners and their land use. Kinder Morgan has proposed to Langley counsel a new route for their pipeline that would run along the side of the Redwoods
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Join us for some photo booth fun at The Northside Market in Fredericton this Valentine’s Day! Love Your Environment is back, a chance to get a few snaps taken with friends, family or loved ones in support of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick. This fundraiser is being organized by students from New Brunswick Community
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FREDERICTON — The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is pleased with Federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau’s pledge to act on climate change by proposing a carbon pricing framework for the country. Speaking to the Calgary Petroleum Club on Friday, Trudeau proposed a federal carbon pricing framework that would build on the existing carbon pricing programs
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Download the pdf versions of this guide (and the tables referenced in Step 12). Step 1: Start by Clicking Here Step 2: Select GCkey Login and follow the instructions to create an account Step 3: Follow the link to create your account on the NEB website Step 4: Click Apply to Participate in the “Energy East
The following release was issued by Climate Action Network Canada, a coalition of more than 100 organizations working on climate change in Canada, including the Conservation Council of New Brunswick. OTTAWA – Federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau in a speech today to the Calgary Petroleum Club laid out his plan to get fossil fuel resources
Tracy Glynn, coordinator of our Forest Conservation and Energy programs, spoke to media following the launch of the National Energy Board’s application to participate in the Energy East oil pipeline hearing. People who are affected by the proposed pipeline or those with relevant knowledge to share about the potential impact of the pipeline have until March
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In 2012, the federal government changed the way pipeline projects are reviewed, and part of that involved putting up more hoops that folks like you and I have to jump through in order to offer our input. Yes, at times slogging through the National Energy Board’s process can feel about as thick and gooped-up as the bitumen
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This might sound a bit silly, but yes, folks, you have to apply to have your say about the Energy East oil pipeline proposal! Even if you just want to write a letter outlining your concerns about the project, you still have to apply for permission. And now is the time to apply! Today —
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An independent study of TransCanada’s Energy East oil pipeline indicates that leaks as large as 2.6 million litres per day could go undetected. The study, commissioned by the MRC d’Autray- a municipal region in Quebec, states that the company’s leak detection system cannot detect leaks less than 1.5% of daily volume, according to the report
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