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Unmet financial commitments expected to be hot topic at COP27 gathering in Egypt.

TEACHERS, PREACHERS AND GREENS… THE UNHOLY ALLIANCE TO TRANSFORM AMERICA, America is in a life or death battle for its very soul, both in its public school classrooms and in its Christian church pews. Freedom is in the balance

Opponents of the bioenergy facility planned in Seaford say it will worsen water quality and environmental injustice.

Stony Brook University hosted a panel discussing the intersection of art, environmental justice and Indigenous knowledge on Thursday, October 27.

Carbon offsets allow companies or individuals to feel better about polluting without actually doing anything about those emissions.

CARLOW County Environmental Network is collaborating with its counterparts in Kildare and Wexford to screen a series of ecological films in Visual Carlow.

Community members from Sussex County and beyond gathered Sept. 17 at Milton Public Library for a seminar hosted by Sussex Health & Environmental Network and Sentinels of Eastern Shore Health to discuss the connections between exposure to...

Is it possible to participate fully in two communities often at odds with each other? For Elsa Barron, bridging the differences between Evangelicals and environmentalists takes courage.

All faith-based groups must greatly accelerate efforts to convince the faithful of the existential environmental threats to life on Earth and the need for them to act.

Religious organizations have long been a force in climate activism. With passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, many leaders see not only a moral and