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Mount Allison students point to potential climate and health effects of proposed Tantramar gas plant
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Mount Allison students point to potential climate and health effects of proposed Tantramar gas plant
The booming voice of an American news anchor echoed inside the Mount Allison University Chapel on Sunday as fifth year biology student Nate Lesser showed a TV report from Tennessee. “A proposed gas plant in South Memphis is raising concerns tonight. Fox 13 continues to bring you the latest coverage on our contaminated communities where […]
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