It’s a victory that’s been a long time coming—Canada is banning some of the most common plastic waste littering our streets, beaches, forests, rivers and oceans.
Adam Mahoney reflects on the parenting challenge of our era — how do we talk about climate change with our children?
Climate Anxiety – A Father’s Perspective Read More »
Rewatch our June 9 webinar co-hosted by Climate Access and Climate Narratives Initiative on what matters most when it comes to social acceptance of renewable energy and transmission projects.
Recorded Webinar: Electrifying Canada — What Citizens Want and Need to Accept Change Read More »
The Peskotomuhkati Nation continues to lead an inspiring restoration of the Skutik (St. Croix) River.
“What Happens To The Alewife Happens To Us” Read More »
Our EcoNews newsletter for June 2022
EcoNews — Making History On The Skutik River Read More »
With herbicide spray season about to start in New Brunswick, it may be a good time to check in on the progress made since the Legislative Assembly received a committee’s report that recommended a more “cautious approach on pesticide use, including glyphosate.”
Nullity And Dullity: Little Progress on Forestry Reform in N.B. Read More »
We all want the best for our children, and we all agree that school buses should be safe and reliable for New Brunswick’s students—but why then are we still okay with our kids breathing dangerous exhaust from diesel school buses?
Getting More Electric School Buses On The Road In N.B. Read More »
Just when we think that our province’s drinking water is safe from fracking, a single ‘frivolous’ comment by Premier Higgs forces our Executive Director to fire back. Read our team members’ analysis and commentary on the latest environmental news in N.B.
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s Learning Outside project works to help teachers get their classes outside for curriculum-linked learning that incorporates all the benefits of being outside along with learning about New Brunswick species and habitats.
Helping Teachers Take Learning Outside The Classroom Read More »
A new study from our colleagues at Halifax-based Ecology Action Centre (EAC) concludes that a combination of building an Atlantic Loop and developing much more non-polluting, renewable energy in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia is the best way to ensure affordable, reliable and sustainable electricity when the provinces’ coal plants go offline.
Atlantic Loop, Homegrown Renewables Needed For Fossil-Free Atlantic Canada: Study Read More »
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