If sustainability is a journey, you could say that the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, NB is well underway: many actions have been taken, and much has been accomplished. But there’s still some distance to cover.
Clément Mousset is no different – but he has the advantage of being in the enviable position of influencing more people, communities, and leaders, than most.
Excitement, but mixed with a bit of trepidation. That’s probably a good way to describe how Austin Henderson and Katy Doucette feel as they begin the process of developing Salisbury’s first-ever Community Energy and Emissions Plan, or CEEP.
As Manager of Community Engagement for the Town of Riverview, Karen Thompson has a lot of priorities on her agenda. But one she’s clearly very enthused about is the new Community Energy and Emissions Plan (CEEP) she’s spearheading.
Preparing a Community Energy and Emissions Plan (CEEP) is no small undertaking. But it’s a job Dallas Gillis and the Oromocto Climate Action Committee are prepared to tackle.