[Episcopal News Service] Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, in an Oct. 26 seminar at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., reiterated The Episcopal Church’s position that white Christian nationalism is a gross perversion of Christianity, and that Christians must...
The United States has shown that it is serious about meeting its domestic emissions reduction targets with the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act and other policies that will help supercharge subnational and non-federal climate action. Coming out of COP27, it is...
This past November Judge Emmet G. Sullivan found the enforcement of Title 42 is in violation of several laws and announced the policy’s termination by Dec. 21st of this year. Title 42 was found to lack proper justification from the Center for Disease Control and...
Special contribution by Reverend Mel Caraway Although methane was not on the official agenda for COP27, it has emerged as an important part of this year’s discussions. Today I attended an outstanding panel – “Beyond CO2 Equivalence: Critical Impacts of...
Special contribution by Rev. Susannah Tuttle, Eco-Justice Connection Director, North Carolina Council of Churches The theme of COP 27 is #TogetherForImplementation. Of the many years of global meetings that have taken place since the 2015 Paris Agreement, this...
After a busy week in Sharm El Sheikh, I’ve seen, heard and learned a lot. I feel that I am taking home a better understanding of climate change in general and the process of COP. In this blog post instead of taking you through a play by play of my recent activities at...
