New Brunswick can get in the driver’s seat to encourage electric car sales. The movement towards electric and hybrid vehicles is catching on across Canada, and New Brunswick can be a part of this automotive revolution. From financial purchasing incentives for consumers to helping businesses install charging stations in our down town centers to encourage […]
The Conservation Council is calling the increased tanker traffic in the Bay of Fundy, as proposed by TransCanada as part of its Energy East pipeline project a serious risk to the iconic marine eco-system. Currently, a relatively small number of oil tankers bring conventional crude oils to the Irving Oil refinery in Saint John, while
Energy East’s “aquatic pipeline” a serious risk to the Bay of Fundy. Read More »
July 29, 2016 FREDERICTON — Tracy Glynn, the forest program director of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, issued the following statement about the report released today by the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health (OCMOH) on glyphosate. The report confirms what we have long feared — that the forest industry uses more glyphosate
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