Thursday, May 8, 2025 - Today the Houston government announced a series of changes to Nova Scotia's environmental assessment (EA) process. The government is framing these changes as a commitment to fight climate change and support clean energy. Efforts to ramp up renewable energy and create a green economy in N.S.
The Offshore Wind Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and strengthening EAC’s offshore wind policy advocacy, campaigning, program development, and research as part of the Atlantic Offshore Wind Coalition. The Offshore Wind Coordinator’s project management skills help the coalition effectively move their campaigns from conception through to implementation and impact.
The Ecology Action Centre is looking for 3-4 new volunteer board members. Board members keep the institutional lights on at the EAC and help shape the direction of the organization. The EAC has a 50+ year history of protecting Nova Scotia’s lands, waters, climate, and communities. The EAC’s spirit matches its home – scrappy, creative and always punching above its weight. Come join the board and help us set a sustainable path for the next 50 years. You can make a difference along with our kind, caring and compassionate team.
We are hiring a Relationship Development Officer to contribute towards overall Membership and Fundraising team targets by achieving personal goals related to the Ecology Action Centre’s Sustainability Allies program; peer-to-peer fundraising; business relationships; events; online fundraising and social media; and retention and maintenance of existing relationships.
Last week, the Houston government tabled legislation that drastically impacts transportation infrastructure decisions in Nova Scotia. This bill is yet another example of the overreach and lack of transparency around decision-making that the province has been swiftly moving toward.