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.
CRED-NB is an active member of Climate Action Network Canada, along with more than 150 member groups across the country collaborating to share information and act together on climate action. Our national engagement helps to inform our actions in New Brunswick and also provides opportunities to share ideas, concerns and strategies with like-minded colleagues and groups focused on building sustainable futures.
CRED-NB Actions
-
CRED-NB signs submission to government on Major Projects proposal
Read post: CRED-NB signs submission to government on Major Projects proposal -
CRED-NB sends electricity strategy to Parliamentary study
Read post: CRED-NB sends electricity strategy to Parliamentary study -
May 19: CRED-NB co-hosts book launch
Read post: May 19: CRED-NB co-hosts book launch -
CRED-NB comment on the DGR project
Read post: CRED-NB comment on the DGR project -
What is a PPE?
Read post: What is a PPE? -
Canadian energy exports should not include electricity generated by nuclear energy
Read post: Canadian energy exports should not include electricity generated by nuclear energy -
Does SMR stand for Spending Money Recklessly?
Read post: Does SMR stand for Spending Money Recklessly? -
Concerns about the management of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories by U.S. companies
Read post: Concerns about the management of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories by U.S. companies -
Why is NB Power hiding the risks of transporting radioactive waste?
Read post: Why is NB Power hiding the risks of transporting radioactive waste? -
NB groups raise concern about nuclear waste proposal
Read post: NB groups raise concern about nuclear waste proposal
Other Actions
-
Nuclear power is not needed for modern medicine!
Read post: Nuclear power is not needed for modern medicine! -
Canada Can Hit 100% Zero-Emission Electricity by 2035 Without Nuclear, CCS, Report Finds
Read post: Canada Can Hit 100% Zero-Emission Electricity by 2035 Without Nuclear, CCS, Report Finds -
Public interest groups release a policy for Canada to manage radioactive waste for the public good
Read post: Public interest groups release a policy for Canada to manage radioactive waste for the public good -
Energy efficiency is the largest, cheapest, safest, cleanest way to address the crisis
Read post: Energy efficiency is the largest, cheapest, safest, cleanest way to address the crisis -
CNIC Statement: 11 years since the TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station accident
Read post: CNIC Statement: 11 years since the TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station accident -
Fossil and nuclear energy regimes threaten global security
Read post: Fossil and nuclear energy regimes threaten global security -
Impacts of nuclear waste on the environment
Read post: Impacts of nuclear waste on the environment -
Green Budget Coalition submission
Read post: Green Budget Coalition submission -
New report: Towards a Clean Atlantic Grid
Read post: New report: Towards a Clean Atlantic Grid -
Debate Feb. 4: Should Nuclear Be Part of The New Energy Future?
Read post: Debate Feb. 4: Should Nuclear Be Part of The New Energy Future?