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Sackville councillors hear student pitch against Energy East pipeline

by Bruce Wark
November 14, 2016
Reading Time: 1min read
Sackville councillors hear student pitch against Energy East pipeline

Claire Neufeld and Will Balser outside the Student Council Chamber. Photo by Bruce Wark.

Environmental studies students from Mount Allison University attempted to persuade Sackville Town Council Monday night to oppose construction of the Energy East pipeline.

The students are conducting their campaign against the pipeline as part of an environmental activism course taught by Professor Brad Walters.

Read the full story on The New Wark Times.

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