Environment
Twenty shades of green – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #3
June 21, 2050 (Keswick Ridge, NB) Dear New Brunswickers, The forest dazzles a spectacle of bright greens as I...
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Political action and inaction in NB on the climate crisis
Early on the cold and wet morning of June 14, a group of environmental and labour activists gathered outside the...
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Connected communities – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #2
June 14, 2050 (Belledune, NB) Dear New Brunswickers, I’m old now—hard to believe I’ve made it to this age—but I...
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NB government gives options to J.D. Irving mine project to deal with Upham residents on well water
The government of New Brunswick has sent a letter to Hammond River Holdings, owned by J.D. Irving Ltd., requiring the...
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Call for letters from New Brunswick’s future
Climate change is scary; it is an emergency. We want to change the narrative, and we want yourideas, your stories,...
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Resistance to fracking by Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqey leaders and opposition parties
Any doubt the Higgs government may have had about the strength of the opposition to fracking was dispelled over...
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Mission possible, but what about the progressive economics?
On May 16, the Green Party of Canada leader Elizabeth May announced the federal Green Party’s Mission Possible, a promising...
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Learn, love, act: An interview with NatureNB’s Vanessa Roy-McDougall
The climate crisis can seem overwhelming for many of us. One practical contribution we can make to decrease the degradation...
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Gagetown community talks climate action, education, and the Green New Deal
The climate crisis is BIG, no argument, but New Brunswick is a province of small rural communities. VOICES for Sustainable...
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Challenging NB Power’s use of “blood coal” from Colombia
New Brunswick’s economy has long centered on resource extraction. Timber, mining, and oil and gas, significant contributors to the province’s...
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