1/3 - Back in March, 100 members of the Nova Scotia public participated in the Public Bills Committee process for Bill 6 – the hugely regressive bill that would lift the moratorium on uranium exploration and fracking in the province.
2025 is critical to tackle pollution, biodiversity loss & seize the benefits of clean energy.
All countries must create new #ClimateAction plans to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C & avoid the worst of climate catastrophe.
On #EarthDay, let’s get to work together.
We’re excited to announce that the People’s Parade for Life on Earth is back on Saturday, June 7 (rain date Sunday, June 8 )!
Join us on the Kjipuktuk/Halifax waterfront to honour the Water and Mother Earth and to strengthen our collective spirits.
More details to come!
"Let’s not mince words. Anybody who tells you that the evidence around fracking has changed–that it's more healthy, that it's safer–this goes against all the studies up-to-date.”
- Jonathan Langdon, St. Francis Xavier University
#NSpoli
https://t.co/MCTWVkl5is via @TwitCoast
“The height of arrogance:” St. FX prof calls out Bill 6, Houston’s dismissal of provincewide movements to ban fracking, uranium exploration https://t.co/881OfMM6eM via @TwitCoast
New report by @WMO: 2024 was likely the warmest year of the past 175 years.
While a single year above 1.5°C of warming does not mean that our temperature goals are out of reach, it is a wake-up call.
2025 is a critical year for climate action.
👉https://t.co/haz4YVDkzm
To date, only 17.6% of land and inland waters are protected, and 8.4% of oceans are safeguarded.
The “Protected Planet Report 2024” shows where we stand and what more must be done, #ForPeopleForPlanet:https://t.co/TpObKDiQp0
via @UNEP
Ecojustice: Rolling back democracy & environmental protection in Nova Scotia
"The Nova Scotia government appears to be taking a page directly out of Trump’s playbook."
#NovaScotia#nspoli#democracymatters https://t.co/WWaFBnyoqe…
Nature is in crisis, and we all have a part to play in protecting our ecosystems. Every day, every action #ForNature counts.
Get inspired by real-world solutions and act now: https://t.co/DO47XzsE3z
via @UNEP
#OTD in 1835: Joseph Howe’s trial for criminal libel took place in the Supreme Court, now the Legislative Library.
He had published a letter in his newspaper, the Novascotian, accusing city magistrates and police of corruption and mismanagement. It was signed “The People”.
💧Wetland biodiversity supports our health, food, tourism, and jobs.
🌿Vital to people, ecosystems, and climate, wetlands provide key services like flood control and water purification.
via @RamsarConv
What’s YOUR “special interest”? Clean water? Freedom of information? Proper democratic process? A government that is accountable to its people?
Come make your voice heard!
Wednesday, March 5 at noon
Province House, 1726 Hollis St, Kjipuktuk/Halifax
📢 https://t.co/OaYZo5j78q