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Atlantic Canadians are speaking up about energy affordability

Rising energy costs are affecting everyone in our region. In May 2024, the Conservation Council of New Brunswick brought together everyday people from across Atlantic Canada to tackle energy affordability head-on. This Atlantic Citizens’ Assembly on Energy Affordability tasked residents with figuring out real solutions to lower energy costs, improve energy efficiency and make life more affordable for families. 

Add your name to the declaration and help us create a future where all Atlantic Canadians can afford the energy they need.

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Your Energy Affordability Portal

There’s a decent chance you’re feeling the strain of keeping the heat on—more than one-third of New Brunswickers live in energy poverty, meaning they have to spend an unsustainable proportion of their monthly income on energy costs.
 
Check out our one-stop portal for energy affordability resources to help you learn more about energy poverty and what action we can take to address this pressing problem.
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Bay of Fundy Cruise with Conservation Experts

Invitation: Spring Meet and Greet with Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Health Report Exposes Dangers of Gas-Powered School Buses

 A new report from the Ecology Action Centre, Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, Conservation Council of New Brunswick, and NB Lung links exposure to school bus emissions with increased asthma, lung disease, and other health issues in kids and school staff.
 

This report outlines clear, easy steps for parents, teachers and community members to create cleaner air and healthier communities for our kids. Let’s work together to bring electric buses to our province!

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The Atlantic Citizens’ Declaration on Electricity Affordability

November 6, 2024
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EcoNews — Clean school rides and voting for a vibrant future! 

October 22, 2024
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EcoNews — Special provincial election edition

September 12, 2024

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