Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick

Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick

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Welcome to the Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick (CRED-NB).

Our mission is to advocate for a responsible, renewable energy future to address the climate crisis without fossil fuels or nuclear energy on our electricity grid.

04/29/2026

CRED-NB is co-hosting this event. Register for the zoom and join us!

No to Nuclear: Book Launch + Conversation βš›οΈπŸ“š

Join us for a powerful discussion with author Linda Pentz Gunter on why nuclear power isn’t the climate solution it’s often made out to be.

πŸ“… Tuesday, May 19
⏰ 2 p.m. ET
πŸ’» Virtual event

This conversation will explore:

βš›οΈ Why nuclear is too slow and too expensive to address the climate crisis
🌎 How it can derail real climate progress
☒️ Its links to the nuclear weapons complex
🀝 The impacts on Indigenous communities and communities of colour

There’s no silver bullet for climate change β€” but there are better solutions.

Join the conversation about what a just, affordable, and effective energy future really looks like.

πŸ“ REGISTER NOW: https://shorturl.at/d4e5f

πŸ“– Learn more about the book: www.plutobooks.com/product/no-to-nuclear/

The risks of transporting radioactive waste: what is NB Power hiding? - Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick 01/28/2026

NB Power wants to transport more than 2,100 packages of used nuclear fuel (high-level waste) more than 2,900 kilometres across Canada, over 10 to 15 years. We need a risk assessment! Please click to learn more and share this post!

The risks of transporting radioactive waste: what is NB Power hiding? - Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick NB Power and nuclear industry partners want to build a radioactive waste pit in Northwestern Ontario. But they are hiding the risks of transporting the waste

The risks of transporting radioactive waste: what is NB Power hiding? - Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick 01/19/2026

NB Power is hiding the risks of transporting radioactive waste more than 2,900 km through communities in New Brunswick to northern Ontario. Why? To stop the public from raising our concerns. Help us by sending an action alert. Please click and share!

The risks of transporting radioactive waste: what is NB Power hiding? - Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick NB Power and nuclear industry partners want to build a radioactive waste pit in Northwestern Ontario. But they are hiding the risks of transporting the waste

12/04/2025

Thorium – game-changer or hype?
Fri. Dec. 5, 1 p.m. ET
With Dr. Gordon Edwards, CCNR.org

There has been an upsurge of promotion of thorium as a nuclear fuel as if it were a brand new discovery with astounding potential. Some describe it as a nearly miraculous and hitherto overlooked material that can provide unlimited amounts of problem-free energy.

Gordon Edwards believes these claims fly in the face of the historical record and basic scientific facts. Join us as we unpack this issue. Presentation followed by Q and A.

Register for this zoom webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/MAhiZtcfQOiy6KJw1OVVyw

11/27/2025

CRED-NB is co-hosting this webinar. You're welcome to join us.

Thorium – game-changer or hype?
Fri. Dec. 5, 1 p.m. ET
With Dr. Gordon Edwards, CCNR.org

There has been an upsurge of promotion of thorium as a nuclear fuel as if it were a brand new discovery with astounding potential. Some describe it as a nearly miraculous and hitherto overlooked material that can provide unlimited amounts of problem-free energy.

Gordon Edwards believes these claims fly in the face of the historical record and basic scientific facts. Join us as we unpack this issue. Presentation followed by Q and A.

Register for this zoom webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/MAhiZtcfQOiy6KJw1OVVyw

Photos from David Suzuki Foundation's post 07/07/2025

Yes! CRED-NB signed this letter to PM Carney. We need a renewable energy buildout in our region.

RenewablesNotNuclear 05/22/2025

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RenewablesNotNuclear PM Carney: Canadians want a non-nuclear, clean, affordable, and safe renewable future.

Photos from Sierra Club Canada Foundation's post 05/14/2025

Mark Carney: do the right thing!

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PO Box 104
Fredericton, NB
E3B4Y2