As heat rises, who will protect farmworkers?

By Bridget Huber, Nancy Averett, Teresa Cotsirilos, Food & Environment Reporting Network

Papal apology reinforces Brazilian church's Indigenous work, leaders say

By Lise Alves, Catholic News Service

Faith groups respond to Sen. Manchin's surprise climate deal with shock, optimism

By Brian Roewe

Brazilian archbishop will be first cardinal from the Amazon region

By Fabiano Maisonnave, Nicole Winfield, The Associated Press

Indigenous Ghost Dance teaches love of Earth and Jesus, 'He Who Makes Live'

By Damian Costello

With the planet at 'a breaking point', pope urges decisive action at UN environment summits

By Brian Roewe

Bishops conclude assembly with guidelines to better implement Laudato Si' in East Africa

By Teresia Gitau

Q & A with Anna Robertson, on Catholic young adults and climate action

By Stephanie Clary

Eastern Africa bishops explore consequences of climate change on daily life

By Frederick Nzwili, Catholic News Service

Puerto Rico's archbishop calls for island to adopt green energy, in line with Laudato Si'

By Aleja Hertzler-McCain

Presbyterians to divest from 5 oil companies after years of debate

By Bob Smietana, Religion News Service

Vatican astronomer praises beauty and potential of Webb space photos

By Claire Giangravé, Religion News Service

Scottish faith leaders call on COP26 president to ensure climate pledges are kept

By Brian Roewe

African youth deliver environmental demands to bishops at Laudato Si' meeting

By Brian Roewe

Humanity has 'moral obligation' to fight climate change, pope says

By Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service

Catholics must stand against Supreme Court's anti-life climate ruling

By John T. Pawlikowski

Catholic groups oppose EU vote to designate gas and nuclear energy as 'green'

By Brian Roewe

There's no ignoring the Supreme Court's motivations in ruling against the EPA

By Susan Hendershot, Religion News Service

Vatican, offering 'moral support,' joins U.N. treaty on climate change

By Catholic News Service

After Supreme Court climate ruling, Catholic leaders say legislation is 'critical'

By Brian Roewe

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