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
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Climate-concerned organizations published open letter to Mark Carney
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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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Webinar: The Scientists Who Alerted us to the Dangers of Radiation
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End Canada’s thermal coal exports!
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CRED-NB and collaborators challenge nuclear industry’s false claims
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New nuclear prez in a conflict of interest
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CRED-NB’s vision for Canada’s electricity grid and network
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CRED-NB at the Not-the-nuclear-lobby in Ottawa
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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?
Read post: Waste: To burn or not to burn?
Other Actions
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How much public funding will new nuclear reactors require?
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Why are SMRs a dog’s breakfast of designs?
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Wishful thinking about nuclear energy won’t get us to net zero
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Civil society groups and MPs reject industry hype about Canada’s “glowing” nuclear future
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Civil Society Groups Reject Canada’s Radioactive Waste Policy
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Spreading the Bomb – Will Ottawa revisit Canada’s support for plutonium reprocessing?
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Clean Energy or Weapons? What the ‘Breakthrough’ in Nuclear Fusion Really Means
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Pull the plug on nuclear subsidies
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Why a federal impact assessment for the New Brunswick SMRs?
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Decolonial Solidarity Moncton- Kill the Drill: Rally Nov. 5
Read post: Decolonial Solidarity Moncton- Kill the Drill: Rally Nov. 5