Liberals would forbid PCB burning in Belledune
The provincial Liberals say they would not allow Bennett Environmental to burn PCBs at the company’s soil-treatment plant in Belledune. Continue reading Liberals would forbid PCB burning in Belledune
The provincial Liberals say they would not allow Bennett Environmental to burn PCBs at the company’s soil-treatment plant in Belledune. Continue reading Liberals would forbid PCB burning in Belledune
A pelican, a bird so unusual in the region that conservation officers thought the report was a prank call, has … Continue reading Lost pelican spotted off East Coast
A California study says the powerful Bay of Fundy tides could provide enough cheap energy to turn on the lights … Continue reading Fundy tides can provide renewable energy
SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick, April 18, 2006 Continue reading Munro Electronics Charged with Allegedly Selling Ozone-Depleting Substances
The company hired to close Moncton’s city dump in the 1990s has been found guilty of violating the federal Fisheries … Continue reading Gemtec found guilty of polluting river
A Sackville man says the town’s star attraction is being ruined by vandals and wants the RCMP to step up … Continue reading Fragile wetland park attacked by vandals
The Canadian Cancer Society’s call for a ban on pesticide use is getting a lukewarm response from the City of … Continue reading Saint John won’t ban garden pesticides
Building Bridges is a community engagement program that brings together youth and community leaders in a united effort to encourage … Continue reading Building Bridges
Environmental groups are warning the province not to let a soil treatment company begin compliance testing. There’s one last hurdle … Continue reading Environmentalists oppose ‘spiking’ soil for testing
Atlantic Canada’s energy ministers have launched a new three-year, energy-efficiency campaign. A Shared Atlantic Vision for Energy Efficiency (SAVE) is … Continue reading Ministers launch energy-saving campaign
Scientists looking for the lost breeding grounds of the striped bass are being directed away from Nova Scotia and toward … Continue reading Fish tales send scientists to New Brunswick
An environmental group says the province is giving in to pressure from the large forestry companies by doubling the maximum … Continue reading Green group, province, square off on wood supply