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- 14 January 2022
New Brunswickers can now access comprehensive and interactive flood hazard mapping to help inform them of flood-prone areas and the effect of climate change on water levels in the province.
- 06 January 2022
The standing committee on climate change and environmental stewardship will be hearing presentations from subject matter experts and First Nations representatives as the provincial government begins the process of renewing ...
- 05 January 2022
The provincial government is starting the 180-day public participation process for the renewal of the Class 1 Air Quality Approval to Operate for the Skretting Canada fish feed plant in ...
Climate Change Action Plan
Spill Reporting in New Brunswick
In the event of an environmental emergency, such as an oil spill, federal and provincial authorities need to be notified immediately in order to coordinate an adequate oversight of the response.
Community Restructuring
Information on community restructuring, including: the options, the process, ongoing projects and more.
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- Environmental Trust Fund
- Community Funding and Equalization Grant
- Well Water Testing
- Environmental Impact Assessment
- Clean Air Act: Current Public Review Processes
- A Water Strategy for New Brunswick 2018 - 2028
- Parlee Beach Water Quality
- Working Together to Develop a Shediac Bay Watershed Management Plan
- River Watch
- Amendments to the Local Governance Act Respecting a Tourism Accommodation Levy
- The State of Water Quality in New Brunswick’s Lakes and Rivers: Water Quality Monitoring Results 2003-2016
