The Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick (CRED-NB) is fighting for a renewable energy future without fossil fuels or nuclear energy on our electricity grid.
Extracting and burning massive volumes of fossil fuels has changed the climate. Climate scientists are urging us to stop building new fossil fuel infrastructure and to rapidly reduce our fossil fuel use. New Brunswickers urgently need more affordable, reliable and cleaner electricity as we head into an uncertain future. CRED-NB is actively fighting new fossil fuel infrastructure development and promoting a plan for a renewable energy electric grid for our province.
CRED-NB Actions
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Do not sacrifice Canada’s climate progress
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Ahead of Trump’s tariffs, civil society groups call for a response that puts people first and builds resilience
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End Canada’s thermal coal exports!
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Atlantic environmental groups ask for sustainable, affordable, and healthy energy system
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Waste: To burn or not to burn?
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Electricity from burning wood pellets is a scam
Read post: Electricity from burning wood pellets is a scam -
CRED joins call to stop trying to bring fracking to New Brunswick
Read post: CRED joins call to stop trying to bring fracking to New Brunswick -
Rally Sept. 24 – Climate Emergency: This is Not a Drill
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CRED-NB endorses CCNB letter opposing NB’s plan to delay ending coal power
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Why “Getting to Paris” with Trudeau doesn’t cut it!
Read post: Why “Getting to Paris” with Trudeau doesn’t cut it!
Other Actions
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We don’t need a review on shale gas
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Environment Minister issues clarification after saying province ‘on target’ with climate goals
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Update on the proposed Tantramar Gas Plant
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Shale Gas Fracking in New Brunswick, again?
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Indigenous financial stake not essential for Tantramar gas plant: NB Power executive
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Coalition Files Court Challenge to Tantramar Gas Project
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Stability will come from investing in clean energy, not uncertain fossil fuel exports
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Parliamentary committee publishes report critical of Canada’s emissions reduction plan
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Canada wins ‘Fossil of the Day’ award at COP30
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Latest batch of “nation-building” projects threatens climate and communities
Read post: Latest batch of “nation-building” projects threatens climate and communities