“Coal is not progress, it is death”: Indigenous Wayuu woman
Indigenous Wayuu and Afro-Colombian communities have long been vocal against the forced displacement, environmental degradation, human rights abuses and increasing ...
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From Colombia to New Brunswick: What does a just energy transition look like for where “blood coal” is extracted and burned?
With New Brunswick planning to close its Belledune coal plant in 2030 as part of Canada’s transition off coal, advocates ...
NB Power’s renewable energy claims disputed
NB Power claims to be supplying New Brunswick with over 40 percent renewable energy but a local solar firm says ...
Eel River Bar First Nation’s adaptation to sea level rise using a two-eyed seeing approach
In Ugpi’ganjig, also known as Eel River Bar First Nation, Blueberry Point is predicted to be underwater due to sea ...
Canadians should have guaranteed access to $2,000 per month: Basic Income Canada Network
Basic Income Canada Network's Karen Dempsey wants the federal government to provide $2,000 of basic income per month. Dempsey defines ...
Beyond the hedge: Fredericton residents oppose the removal of cedar hedges at Old Government House
On May 24, about 20 Fredericton residents gathered at the Old Government House on Woodstock Road in Fredericton to oppose ...
There’s something in the water: meet four women combating environmental racism in Nova Scotia
Toxic water, industrial pollution, high cancer rates and discrimination in Nova Scotia’s Black and Indigenous communities have prompted four inspiring ...
Researcher finds New Brunswick’s tree species will shift with climate change
The stakes are high for the future of New Brunswick forests as we enter an increasingly warming climate. Recent research ...