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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Letter to Banks: nuclear power is a terrible investment
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CRED-NB in solidarity with Kebaowek First Nation
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Draft federal policy on radioactive waste released
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Webinar Feb. 16: “Next generation” radioactive waste
Read post: Webinar Feb. 16: “Next generation” radioactive waste -
News from the US: First “advanced” reactor licence application dismissed
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Climate change will not wait for miracles
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13 New Brunswick groups ask PM Trudeau for a moratorium on new nuclear
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Bloc Québécois shows real leadership on the nuclear file
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Plutonium in New Brunswick? The facts Trudeau and Higgs are not telling us
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Key points for the federal radioactive waste policy
Read post: Key points for the federal radioactive waste policy
Other Actions
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Canada’s absence from UN high-level climate summit sows confusion and uncertainty
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October 3 – 80 years of the Nuclear Age: Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki + M.V. Ramana
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Confusion about a second repository for radioactive wastes
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Join us at Draw the Line events in New Brunswick on Saturday, Sept. 20
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New petition: Build a Canadian east-west electricity grid powered by renewables
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Stop Canada’s $24 Billion Nuclear Privatization Deal!
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As the G7 Leaders’ Summit concludes, Canada fails a test of climate leadership
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The nuclear divide: Why are women cautious of nuclear energy?
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Nuclear energy means climate action delay
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Climate Action Network Canada releases Election Priorities
Read post: Climate Action Network Canada releases Election Priorities