July 30, 2016By Carol GlatzCatholic News Service
Vatican City – Today’s lush and immaculately manicured Vatican Gardens were once just a sprawl of mosquito-...
July 30, 2016 By Stephyn QuirkeStreet Roots News
Indigenous peoples’ struggles go unseen by much of the world. IC Magazine’s editor is working to change that.
On...
July 28, 2016By Kathryn McKenzie, Living GreenSanta Cruz Sentinel
Monterey Bishop Richard J. Garcia in June wrote a letter to priests and deacons within the Diocese of...
July 27, 2016Chautauqua Institution
Ellen Bernstein, a Rabbi and Ecologist, is the founder of the first national Jewish environmental organization - Shomrei Adamah (Keepers...
July 25, 2016By Gail DeGeorgeGlobal Sisters Report
Her gloved hands deep in buckets of fruit pieces, vegetable peels and other food dreck, Sr. Ana Martinez de Luco flashes a...
More than a billion gallons of waste enter the river every day. Can India’s controversial Prime Minister save it?
By George BlackThe New YorkerJuly 25, 2016
More than a...
One of the largest and oldest black churches in the US warns that black people are disproportionally harmed by global warming and fossil fuel pollution
By Oliver MilmanThe...
By Lucia Ann Silecchia
10 Liberty University Law Review 371 (2016)
http://ssrn.com/abstract=2813256Abstract: In the years of his still-young papacy,...
July 19, 2016 By James HugNational Catholic Reporter
The first anniversary of Pope Francis’s encyclical “Laudato Si’, On Care for Our Common Home,”...
July 20, 2016By Sam MoweGarrison Institute
In their Journey of the Universe project—which includes a film, book, and website—philosopher Brian Thomas Swimme and...
July 20, 2016By Daksha Rangan The Weather Network
For urban dwellers and suburbanites, the changing pace of global weather patterns might only be cause for concern when minor...
July 19, 2016By Balan MosesMalay Mail Online
KUALA LUMPUR, July 19 — A Tibetan Buddhist leader in exile is changing the face of the ancient religion with a power-packed...
July 2016
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July 14, 2016By Delaney WindigoAboriginal Peoples Television Network National News
NIAGARA FALLS – For far too long governments ignored the warnings from elders....
July 14, 2016By Adelle M. BanksReligion News Service
African Methodist Episcopal Church members have joined the call of other religious leaders for action on climate change,...
The Munduruku indigenous people are resisting hydroelectric dams on the Tapajós River, a major Amazon tributary. The hydropower, touted as green, would destroy forests...
Call for Urgent Action on Climate Change Passed at 50th General Conference
Blessed TomorrowJuly 13, 2016
PHILADELPHIA — The African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME...
July 12, 2016By Mandy EricksonGlobal Sisters Report
Colonization has not ended, said speakers at the July 7-10 Sisters of Earth convention: Governments and industries are...
The monks, who live on the Canadian fishing island, said the purpose of the mission was to ‘cultivate compassion’ for all human beings
By Rachael PellsIndependentJuly 10,...
July 11, 2016By Donna SchaperNational Catholic Reporter
The prophet Isaiah spoke about the promise of universal peace in this way:
“Then the wolf shall be a guest...
July 11, 2016By Sydney PereiraThink Progress
It’s been over a year since Pope Francis released his climate encyclical, Laudato Si, which recognized the dangers of human...
By Lucia Ann Silecchia
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July 7, 2016By Ate Hoekstra, Phnom PenhDeutsche Welle
Cambodia has one of the world’s highest deforestation rates. But a group of Buddhist monks are stepping up efforts...
July 2016
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Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim, co-directors of the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale...
July 7, 2016By Carolina TorresMongabay
Research finds high, unsafe levels of mercury contamination in Brazil’s Yanomami and Ye’kuana peoples, almost certainly due...
July 6, 2016 By William B. DepasupilManila Times
The leader of the Catholic Church in the Philippines, Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Antonio Tagle, has called on...
July 5, 2016By Mohamed Abdel Raouf Albawaba Business
Eid Al-Fitr is an important religious holiday that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting, and is...
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July 2016
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