“Learning from Wabanaki friends and colleagues and talking to fishers, researchers and coastal communities, I heard the same story repeatedly: Things aren’t like they used to be. ”
— A Year-End Message from the Desk of Moe Qureshi
“Things aren’t like they used to be. ” – A Year-End Message from your Fundy Baykeeper Read More »
“Coming from Ontario, I expected familiar challenges, like balancing economic growth with environmental stewardship. But what struck me most about New Brunswick was the incredible disconnect between people’s deep love for their forests, rivers and coastlines and the decisions made by policymakers that threaten these treasures.”
— A Year-End Message from the Desk of Moe Qureshi
The federal government’s new Clean Electricity Regulations (CER) set Canada on a course to achieve a carbon-neutral electricity grid by 2035.
In this edition of EcoNews, we highlight an important lawsuit we supported against Cooke Aquaculture over ocean pollution in Maine.
Beverly Gingras, the Conservation Council’s executive director, will be available to answer questions about the federal energy announcement in New Brunswick.
See how electric buses help kids’ health and communities, plus make a difference by voting for climate action.
EcoNews — Special Giving Tuesday edition Read More »
Help us reach our $100K goal to continue protecting our province; together, we can make a difference.
Help us reach our goal this #GivingTuesday2024 Read More »
Dr. Moe Qureshi, the Conservation Council’s director of climate research and policy, will be available to answer questions about the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board Rate Hearing Decision.
What: Dr. Moe Qureshi, the Conservation Council’s director of climate research and policy, will be available to answer questions about New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt reportedly considering replacing the consumer carbon tax with a cap-and-trade system in New Brunswick. Dr. Qureshi can also provide insights on the recently released federal emissions cap draft regulations When:
Rising energy costs are affecting everyone in our region. Add your name to the declaration and help us create a future where all Atlantic Canadians can afford the energy they need.
The Atlantic Citizens’ Declaration on Electricity Affordability Read More »
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