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Province Commits $4.4 Million for Six Climate Change Projects for Agriculture Sector - Vimarsana News

Province Commits $4.4 Million for Six Climate Change Projects for Agriculture Sector

The province is supporting six climate change projects for the agriculture sector. Agriculture Minister and Guysborough-Tracadie MLA Greg Morrow, in making the announcement in Bible Hill for Environment and Climate Change Minister Tim Halman says government has committed $4.4 million to the initiatives. Perennia Food and Agriculture Corporation, the Christmas…

Source: 989xfm.ca
Documents show Nova Scotians urging minister to proclaim Coastal Protection Act - Vimarsana News

Documents show Nova Scotians urging minister to proclaim Coastal Protection Act

Documents obtained by CBC through access-to-information laws show the majority of people contacting Nova Scotia Environment Minister Tim Halman want Coastal Protection Act enacted.

Source: cbc.ca
Conservation group concerned over renewed push to develop N.S. gold mine - Vimarsana News

Conservation group concerned over renewed push to develop N.S. gold mine

Atlantic Mining Nova Scotia Inc. says it's "fully committed" to developing Cochrane Hill gold mine after withdrawing from environmental processes for three other mine projects in the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Report shows Nova Scotia's progress in fighting climate change — and how much work remains - Vimarsana News

Report shows Nova Scotia's progress in fighting climate change — and how much work remains

For all the progress his government has made in the last year, Environment Minister Tim Halman acknowledges there’s plenty of work still to do if Nova Scotia is going to meet its 2030 legislated targets to combat climate change.

Source: cbc.ca
Four years after it was passed, N.S. still has no timeline to bring Coastal Protection Act into force - Vimarsana News

Four years after it was passed, N.S. still has no timeline to bring Coastal Protection Act into force

Opposition MLAs say it makes no sense for the Nova Scotia government to continue delaying proclamation of the Coastal Protection Act, especially in light of the major floods that devastated parts of the province last weekend.

Source: cbc.ca