Do you have an idea that will benefit the environment in your community? We are accepting applications for Environmental Trust Fund projects for 2024-25.
The fund provides assistance for projects with tangible, measurable results, aimed at protecting, preserving and enhancing our natural environment.
Applications are due by November 30, 2023. Learn more: https://t.co/c01SXRFIKE
Investing in a greener NB! We have committed to climate change solutions through 73 projects receiving support from the Climate Change Fund. These investments will support project areas including clean energy initiatives, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, climate-smart agriculture, and much more.
See what projects are addressing climate change in New Brunswick here:
https://t.co/j7R0QmjBrW
#sustainablefuture
This comparison of satellite images of Prince Edward Island and the Northumberland Strait, taken on August 21 and September 25, 2022, shows the extent to which the extreme wind and wave action of the storm has churned up the seafloor and eroded the coastline.
We will continue to lead with our new Climate Change Action Plan: https://t.co/SBifsLiiqt
The time to address climate change is now. We can all take steps to reduce our carbon footprint, prepare our communities for climate change impacts and champion the need to take action.
Being active and spending time outside has many benefits for our physical and mental well-being.
Always check the water and scan the shoreline for cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) blooms before paddling.
Learn more: https://t.co/xAFgY17r97
New Brunswick is getting warmer, wetter, stormier and sea levels are rising. Find out more about how climate change will continue to impact the province and how you can take action, visit our new climate change website at https://t.co/SBifsLiiqt
Check out @edsheeran's "The Joker and the Queen" featuring @taylorswift13 and the University of New Brunswick! 👀
Full video: https://t.co/6nGRGnXiH3 (UNB at 0:32)
New Brunswickers will have an opportunity to provide their ideas for the new Climate Change Action Plan through a 28-day online public consultation period running from Jan. 24 to Feb. 24, 2022.
https://t.co/7eubdMWlHR
Canadians registered 486,592 new motor vehicles in the second quarter, 180,681 (+59.1%) more than in the same quarter in 2020. https://t.co/qrKAlfNNBl #EnergyNews
A new incentive program, aimed at getting more electric vehicles on the road and lowering greenhouse gas emissions, shifted into drive today! https://t.co/hD7DmsntDB
UNB researchers are looking to initiate a social movement around ecological, climate-smart forest management to create a sustainable, renewed and modified Acadian Forest that provides financial opportunities and other benefits for landowners and society: https://t.co/1IBTuFsFzU
Introducing our Water Quality Monitoring Series! For the next few weeks we will be posting summaries from our 2019 Water Quality Report. This week's post is about the water quality of the Nashwaak Watershed, determined using The Water Quality Index.
#WaterQuality#MyNashwaak
At times like these we appreciate the early funding announcement supporting our work in the watershed. The NB Environmental Trust Fund generously contributed a total $100,000 to fund three projects in our watershed.
https://t.co/54eJw543fe
#eauNBwater#mynashwaak#newbrunswick
"The Canada #Water Act has not been modernized since it was passed in 1970, and measures to implement its provisions have not been funded effectively since the early 1990s." Time to change this, say @pharethoughts, Oliver Brandes and John Pomeroy. #CdnPoli https://t.co/Z050Yo8IUo