Day: June 8, 2022

Nullity And Dullity: Little Progress on Forestry Reform in N.B.

CCNB Blog, Feature, Forest Conservation / Lois Corbett

With herbicide spray season about to start in New Brunswick, it may be a good time to check in on the progress made since the Legislative Assembly received a committee’s report that recommended a more “cautious approach on pesticide use, including glyphosate.”

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Getting More Electric School Buses On The Road In N.B.

CCNB Blog, Climate and Energy, Feature / Adam Mahoney

We all want the best for our children, and we all agree that school buses should be safe and reliable for New Brunswick’s students—but why then are we still okay with our kids breathing dangerous exhaust from diesel school buses?

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CCNB Media Round-up: Premier Higgs’s ‘Frivolous’ Fracking Comments, Community Benefits and Provincial Leadership Needed, And Moving N.B. into 21st Century Energy

CCNB in the News / Corey Robichaud

Just when we think that our province’s drinking water is safe from fracking, a single ‘frivolous’ comment by Premier Higgs forces our Executive Director to fire back. Read our team members’ analysis and commentary on the latest environmental news in N.B.

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Nullity And Dullity: Little Progress on Forestry Reform in N.B.

Getting More Electric School Buses On The Road In N.B.

CCNB Media Round-up: Premier Higgs’s ‘Frivolous’ Fracking Comments, Community Benefits and Provincial Leadership Needed, And Moving N.B. into 21st Century Energy

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