Brian Roewe

Brian Roewe is NCR environment correspondent. Much of his reporting appears at EarthBeat, NCR's journalism initiative on faith and climate change. He has covered environmental issues for NCR since 2011. His reporting has earned multiple honors, including from the Religion News Association and Catholic Media Association. Brian began with NCR in November 2011, and is a graduate of Saint Louis University and Rockhurst University.

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Despite pope's pleas, survey finds US Catholics support fossil fuel expansion more than rest of country

Church of England divests from fossil fuels

At Catholic climate conference, Paris Agreement architect challenges US church to commit to net-zero emissions

Laudato Trees planting program enlists Catholic properties to help increase DC's canopy

Focolare's Run4Unity connects youth in global 'eco-relay' for climate hope

Citigroup shareholder support holds steady for Catholic sisters' resolution on climate, Indigenous rights

Sacramento parish goes solar, helps spark diocesewide movement to care for creation

Ahead of Earth Day, 31 faith organizations divest from fossil fuels

Catholic sisters press Citigroup to reexamine pipeline financing

Catholic resolve for sweeping climate action intensifies after latest UN report

During Lent, some UK dioceses give up fossil fuel investments for good

Biden's greenlight for major Alaska oil project draws moral rebukes

For Catholic Sisters Week, Green Bay Franciscans raise up their charism to care for creation

At Gonzaga, Cardinal Czerny calls universities to action on climate

At 10-year mark, Pope Francis seen as a global leader on the environment

Laudato Si' Movement leader to step down from global Catholic environmental network

Science institute partners with Vatican on guide to protect 'our living planet'

Two guides issued at COP15 help faith groups regrow forests, restore environment

Sisters of Loretto permanently preserve 650 acres of 'holy land' in Kentucky

Faith groups, environmental justice advocates urge EPA to go further in new soot pollution rules

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