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Global Climate Policy

Since the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, the United Nations and its member States have been working to advance public policies that protect life on Earth by protecting the environment that supports life. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is the foundation for much of this work. Faith communities participate in the UNFCCC’s processes.

 

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This is Not a Fire Drill

This is Not a Fire Drill

If you have 60 seconds on Monday to call a legislative office, please call your state representative and urge them to remove the unregulated militia provisions from HB 20 when it...

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#TogetherForImplementation

#TogetherForImplementation

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...

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Coffee, Tea, and Peace

Coffee, Tea, and Peace

During the first week of COP27, I participated in a briefing with US State Department negotiators; attended a speech by President Biden; and interviewed colleagues from US faith...

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COP Day 3: Loss & Damages

COP Day 3: Loss & Damages

With another day at COP done, I can feel myself orienting to the space and rhythm of the conference. Don’t get me wrong, COP is still chaotic and overwhelming, however, knowing...

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Local Funds, Global Fights

Local Funds, Global Fights

Today at COP was a study in contrast between international policy negotiation and the implementation work of local communities. The US is squarely in the middle of both...

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