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.
New Brunswick is the only province outside Ontario with an operating nuclear power reactor, NB Power’s Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station on the Bay of Fundy. The Peskotomuhkati Nation never consented to having a nuclear plant on their homeland. Both the original build and re-build went over budget and currently make up most of NB Power’s unsustainable debt. The nuclear plant is a financial disaster for New Brunswick’s ratepayers and taxpayers, yet the province wants to build another reactor. CRED-NB actively opposes this and works with allies across Canada also fighting the powerful nuclear industry.
CRED-NB Actions
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CRED-NB comment on the Holt government’s response to the NB Power Review
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May 19: CRED-NB co-hosts book launch
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CRED-NB comment on the DGR project
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What is a PPE?
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Could a new nuclear reactor double or triple electricity rates in New Brunswick?
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Will the NB Power Review finally shake up NB Power?
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Canadian energy exports should not include electricity generated by nuclear energy
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Does SMR stand for Spending Money Recklessly?
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Concerns about the management of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories by U.S. companies
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Why is NB Power hiding the risks of transporting radioactive waste?
Read post: Why is NB Power hiding the risks of transporting radioactive waste?
Other Actions
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Confusion about a second repository for radioactive wastes
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Stop Canada’s $24 Billion Nuclear Privatization Deal!
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The nuclear divide: Why are women cautious of nuclear energy?
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ARC-100 nuclear SMR now unlikely in NB
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Nuclear energy means climate action delay
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NB Power review: few details and no climate action requirement
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Tritium emissions from Point Lepreau pose health hazard
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American companies profit from Canada’s radioactive waste
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Net Zero Without Nuclear
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First Nations chiefs shouldn’t be duped by ‘nuclear-is-green’ deception
Read post: First Nations chiefs shouldn’t be duped by ‘nuclear-is-green’ deception