Today’s release of a federal discussion paper on regulatory options to deliver zero-emissions electricity by 2035 is a critical step towards a clean electricity system.
Our EcoNews newsletter for February
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We are inviting our members and supporters to participate in Phase 3 of our inspiring From Harm to Harmony community art collaboration!
In this ‘Opening night’ live stream happening between 5 pm and 7 pm on March 4, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the opening day of our exhibition remotely, to connect with our community of artists, and to talk with exhibition organizers about all the exciting events, artwork, and ideas they have for the future. Register below to receive your Zoom credentials and calendar invite.
From Harm to Harmony: Healing the Land, Healing Ourselves — Live stream Read More »
A safer world is possible. The actions people, governments and businesses take today still matter. So, what do climate impacts and solutions look like for New Brunswick’s oceans, coasts and coastal communities?
What Climate Change Means For New Brunswick’s Ocean, Shorelines And Coastal Communities Read More »
New Brunswick leaders updating the province’s climate action plan must heed the urgent call for rapid emissions reductions and greater nature protection outlined in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) newest report.
Our EcoNews newsletter for February
EcoNews — New Brunswickers United For Nature Protection Read More »
Regulations under NB’s Species at Risk Act are as rare as some of the endangered birds, plants, insects and animals the legislation is designed to protect. But there’s been a recent sighting.
New Species Given At-Risk Status First In 10 Years Read More »
New polling shows New Brunswickers are united in their love of nature and their demand for more of it to be protected.
New Brunswickers United In Love For Nature and Its Protection Read More »
We are looking for a Francophone engagement coordinator to help us extend and enhance our marine and energy program efforts in Francophone communities in New Brunswick
Job posting: Francophone engagement coordinator Read More »
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