John Cascadden is an active member of many environmental and community organizations, including Ecology Action Centre, Five Bridges Heritage Trust, OurHRM Alliance and NOFRAC. Full letter here: Dr. Wheeler and Review Panellists, I did not
The Ecology Action Centre is pleased that the panel is inviting individuals, organizations and experts to contribute their knowledge, experience and information about fracking. They considered it important to write a thorough report on all
The Environmental Health Association of Nova Scotia has submitted a detailed brief to the Nova Scotia Review of Hydraulic Fracturing, outlining concerns about health risks of the unconventional natural gas industry, including fracking. Read
Duncan Keppie is, quite simply, one of the most influential geologists of our time. He was the first geoscientist to interpret the geology of Nova Scotia is terms of plate tectonics and one of the
Thom Oommen is an agciltural landowner, and concerned father living in Cape Breton. Read his full submission here: “Thom Oommen, submission” Excerpts: “I’m writing today with my comments for your review panel. Generally my comments
Sue Adams is a researcher and librarian at St. Francis Xavier University, and social activist, in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Read her full submission here: “Sue Adams, Submission” Summary: The development of a new fossil fuel
Kerri Anderson is a resident of the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia. Read his full submission here: “Kerri Anderson, Submission” Summary: I came to Nova Scotia because I enjoyed the natural world and I was seeking
Brenda Daniels is a concerned Nova Scotia Resident. Her full submission: Dear committee, I am submitting the following comments with the hope that they will help sway you towards recommending a ban on Fracking in
No Farms No Food is a group of concerned residents and farmers from across the province, and believes that agricultural land is a valuable finite resource. Because there are so many important reasons to preserve
Bradley Walters is a professor of geography and environment at Mount Allison University in Sackville New Brunswick, and is an community and environment activist. Read his full submission here: “Brad Walters, Submission” Summary: Shale gas