Day: February 11, 2015

Forget the National Energy Board — It’s back to the drawing board for TransCanada

Media Releases / Conservation Council of New Brunswick

FREDERICTON — The Conservation Council of New Brunswick says TransCanada Corporation has to head back to the drawing board to patch all the holes that have surfaced in its plans for the proposed Energy East oil pipeline. On Wednesday, Feb. 11, Montreal newspaper La Presse reported that the Alberta-based oil giant had ruled out Cacouna, […]

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Let’s make fossil fuels history!

CCNB Blog, Feature / Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Money talks, and are we ever loving what it has to say these days. Over the last two years, a combined $50-billion has been divested from the global fossil fuel industry. That means today there is $50 billion less behind the coal, oil and gas companies whose actions threaten the future of our planet and

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TABLE 4 – Relevant Knowledge or Expertise, Issue 7

Uncategorized / Tracy Glynn

RELEVANT KNOWLDEGE or EXPERTISE TABLE 4 – Issue 7: The potential environmental and socio-economic effects of the proposed project. In the summers I work as a naturalist for a wildlife/whale-watching company based out of Granville Island, in Vancouver. Increased shipping activities will affect the whales in the area (especially the southern resident killer whales, which

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Table 3 – Directly Affected, Issue 1

Uncategorized / Tracy Glynn

DIRECTLY AFFECTED TABLE 3 – Issue 1: The need for the Project. This request for Intervenor status in the NEB hearings on the Transmountain Pipeline Expansion is being made because it will have a direct impact on my life in at least three different ways. I would like to address Topic #1″Is there a need

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Table 2 – Directly Affected – Issue 8

Uncategorized / Tracy Glynn

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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Table 1 – Directly Affected, Issue 7 and/or 12

Uncategorized / Tracy Glynn

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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Love Your Environment with CCNB!

CCNB Blog, Feature / Conservation Council of New Brunswick

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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February 11, 2015

Forget the National Energy Board — It’s back to the drawing board for TransCanada

Let’s make fossil fuels history!

TABLE 4 – Relevant Knowledge or Expertise, Issue 7

Table 3 – Directly Affected, Issue 1

Table 2 – Directly Affected – Issue 8

Table 1 – Directly Affected, Issue 7 and/or 12

Love Your Environment with CCNB!

Conservation Council of New Brunswick

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