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The most important stories for you to know today

Similar to grief circles or other types of peer-support groups, these informal gatherings help people work through the emotional distress of living in a climate emergency

The most important stories for you to know today

In a world facing environmental challenges unprecedented in human history, it’s no surprise that eco-anxiety – a pervasive worry about the current and future state of our planet – has become an increasingly prevalent mental health issue. As people witness the devastating&#x...

The Climate Cafe is set to reopen in Hexham library this Saturday.

These evidence-based tips can help tackle your climate woes.

Ways to manage your worries about the state of the planet It’s all over the news these days. Forest fires in Canada. Extreme heat in Arizona and Texas. Flooding in Vermont, droughts in the Midwest, and tropical storms in California. It’s getting hard to check in on current events without being bombarded with the latest catastrophic effects of climate change. Increasingly, Americans are

Faith Community Environmental Network harnesses power of many religions to save the Earth, starting near home on Cape Cod

Hosted at a Lethbridge brewery, Climate Cafe wants to get people talking about climate change solutions on a personal and practical level. The organizers, Environment Lethbridge, say conversations like this are an important step toward community action.

Early this year a group of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap residents belonging to various faith traditions began the Interfaith Council Climate Circle. Its focus is to promote awareness of individual and shared climate programs for mitigating and adapting to climate change and promoting climate conversations to encourage engagement and action as effective tools for overcoming mounting eco-anxiety.