I have lived in the Tantramar area for as long as I can remember. This region, New Brunswick, and the maritimes are incredibly vulnerable to climate change. Is this past week not proof of that? The last thing we need is an american company building a plant that is going to cause further, extended harm to our fragile ecosystem, in a critical wildlife coridor. We need to be investing in real renewable energy and not this, which is going to disproportionately affect working class people and wildlife, allowing for others to profit. Do better.