EarthBeat

Science

2023's record heat must spur action, not despair, says Carmelite climate scientist

By Brian Roewe
Faith

Wine, working the land, selling its fruits are gifts from God, pope says

By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service
Viewpoints

Devotions on creation from Kat Armas: 'A Wild World beyond Us'

By Kat Armas
Justice

In South America's 'Lithium Triangle,' Indigenous people defend sacred sites

By Eduardo Campos Lima, Religion News Service
Faith

Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes in Kenya win sustainable development award

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Faith

Protecting the environment is part of protecting human life, pope says

By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
Faith

What are sacred forests?

By Deepa Bharath, The Associated Press
Justice

Sisters train to advocate for Malawi's displaced cyclone survivors

By Doreen Ajiambo
Viewpoints

Cardinal McElroy: Catholic universities should lead on climate change action

By Robert McElroy
Politics

US climate envoy John Kerry, who called pope a 'moral authority' on climate, to step down

By Brian Roewe
Science

Passionist provinces turn to solar energy to power ministry and care for creation

By Robert Alan Glover, OSV News
Viewpoints

Devotions on creation from Kat Armas: 'The Mountains Groan'

By Kat Armas
Faith

In first for US church, San Diego Diocese divests from fossil fuels

By Brian Roewe
Faith

Native Hawaiian salt makers combat climate change and pollution to protect a sacred tradition

By Deepa Bharath, The Associated Press
Faith

Gluttony turns people into mere consumers, exploiters of planet, pope says

By Carol Glatz, OSV News
Justice

'Eco-park' in Bangladesh threatens Indigenous forest lands and livelihoods

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Viewpoints

Devotions on creation from Kat Armas: 'The Creatures Teach Us'

By Kat Armas
Justice

Nevada tribe says coalitions, not lawsuits, will protect sacred sites as US advances energy agenda

By Scott Sonner, The Associated Press
Viewpoints

Make a resolution for the climate, for the sanctity of life

By Effie Caldarola, OSV News
Justice

For years, an oil drill site stood in a South LA neighborhood. Now a park may rise in its place.

By Bob Smietana, Religion News Service

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