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Using the law to protect the “mental environment” |
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Michel DesNeiges' EnviroLaw Blog, Saturday, February 6th, 2010 Is noise pollution an environmental issue? Should environmental groups take up battles to protect peoples’ rights to not be exposed to excessive vibrations, noisy air-conditioners and the like? We are often asked by New Brunswickers if the NBELS could help in addressing these types of concerns in urban areas. So far, our answer has been that these types of issues fall outside of our stated mission, although we sympathize with any individual exposed to excessive noise in their home environment. |
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NBELS on the Road in New Brunswick |
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The New Brunswick Environmental Law Society invites you and your group to contact us for a presentation in your community. Last year we visited a dozen groups in communities throughout the province in order to talk about environmental issues and options for action. Individuals and groups felt empowered and went on to confidently pursue their matters. You can do the same! Consult the "Speakers & Workshops" section of this web site for more information on the types of presentations. Then contact the NBELS at 1.506.389.8999 or by email at
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IN THE NEWS: N.B.'s Energy and Utilities Board investigates water management |
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FREDERICTON - New Brunswick's Energy and Utilities Board is investigating whether people who receive their water from a private supplier may have recourse to the regulator. |
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