RAVEN
A call for the University of New Brunswick to show leadership
As a student studying a Bachelor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Leadership at the University of New Brunswick, I spent the...
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Climate crisis: more action outside than inside the NB Legislature
This week the top scientific journal Nature published a report that our planet "may have already crossed a series of...
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Race-shifters: white people who identify as Indigenous
The number of people across Canada who self-identify as Indigenous is growing rapidly. Some of that growth can be explained...
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Action on glyphosate spraying: a new bill in the new Legislature
Stopping the spraying of glyphosate on Crown (public) lands and waters stands out among the dozens of other pressing environmental...
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The flip to low-carbon mobility – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #19
October 25, 2030 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) Dear friends, What a difference a decade can make! At the end of 2019,...
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New Brunswick approves J.D. Irving gypsum mine in Upham despite local concerns
The New Brunswick government has given a conditional approval to a J.D. Irving-owned gypsum mine near the Hammond River in...
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Calling all UNB alumni to support fossil fuel divestment
The University of New Brunswick (UNB) research project RAVEN (Rural Action and Voices for the Environment) is asking all UNB...
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They came in waves – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #18
October 11, 2030 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) Dear friends, The 2020s were years of unexpected demographic change in New Brunswick. Young...
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And then, faster than we thought possible… – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #17
September 27, 2040 (Vancouver, British Colombia) Dear friends and neighbours, I was a fairly new mother, with a young child...
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Hundreds in Fredericton kick off the global week of climate action
Hundreds of people in Fredericton gathered on Sept. 20 for the first events in the global week of climate action....
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