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A Halifax-based environmental group says Nova Scotia coastal protection legislation needs to be proclaimed - Vimarsana News

A Halifax-based environmental group says Nova Scotia coastal protection legislation needs to be proclaimed

A Halifax-based environmental group is calling on the Nova Scotia government to immediately bring into force a law that was passed in 2019 to protect the province's coastlines.

Ecology group says Nova Scotia coastal protection legislation needs to be proclaimed – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Ecology group says Nova Scotia coastal protection legislation needs to be proclaimed – Winnipeg Free Press

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N.S. government grant will help keep Atlantic salmon cool in Cheticamp River - Vimarsana News

N.S. government grant will help keep Atlantic salmon cool in Cheticamp River

The Cheticamp River Salmon Association is creating deflectors — piles of rocks — in the river to narrow the channel and create deeper pools of cool water to protect fish from the effects of climate change.

Source: cbc.ca
Proposed Mount Uniacke quarry expansion faces opposition from East Hants municipality - Vimarsana News

Proposed Mount Uniacke quarry expansion faces opposition from East Hants municipality

The Municipality of East Hants is opposing a proposed tenfold increase to the size of a Mount Uniacke quarry. 

Source: cbc.ca
Environmentalists question 'routine clarification' of Nova Scotia's wetlands policy - Vimarsana News

Environmentalists question 'routine clarification' of Nova Scotia's wetlands policy

Environmental advocates are raising concerns about what they say are changes by the provincial government that weaken its wetlands policy, but officials with the Environment Department say they’ve simply provided clarity to staff on how the policy should be used.

Source: cbc.ca