This episode features Penny Mott and Meredith Fisher from Seniors for Climate Tantramar, discussing their grassroots activism against the proposed 500 MW gas plant in Tantramar Marshes, New Brunswick Canada. They share insights on community organizing, climate action strategies, and the importance of senior voices in environmental advocacy.

In this insightful interview, Gregor MacAskill discusses the economic challenges and opportunities facing New Brunswick, focusing on the flow of billions of dollars and strategies to retain wealth within the province.

Ever wonder how corporate power impacts our environment? 🌍 Let’s dive in. Tag someone who needs to hear this! In today’s episode, we explore the critical intersection of academia and environmental activism. Professor JP Sapinski shares his journey from student to educator at the Université de Moncton, where he’s dedicated to studying the structures of corporate power and its environmental implications. He candidly reflects on how understanding these systems can empower grassroots movements against projects like the controversial gas plant in New Brunswick. It’s a powerful reminder that the battle against corporate interests is not just about policy; it’s about community, health, and our planet’s future. What’s your take on the role of academia in environmental justice? Let’s keep the conversation going! Full episode - link in bio #EcoFactors #EnvironmentalJustice #CorporatePower #AcademicActivism #ProtectOurPlanet