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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Thank you letter to provincial Minister Carr
Read post: Thank you letter to provincial Minister Carr
Other Actions
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A moment of truth for the oil and gas industry
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June 28: Emergency day of action rally in Moncton
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No to shale gas development
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No business case for LNG export terminal in New Brunswick
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Court grants public interest standing to environmental groups in case related to Goldboro LNG
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‘My burning shame’: George Monbiot on wood-burning stoves
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COP27 shows Higgs is out of touch with reality
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Decolonial Solidarity Moncton- Kill the Drill: Rally Nov. 5
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Mi’gmaq and Wolastoqiyik / Walastakwiyik leaders remain opposed to reopening fracking exploration
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Fracking again? An LNG export terminal? Facts please
Read post: Fracking again? An LNG export terminal? Facts please