Climate change mitigation

Burning Question: How does coronavirus connect to climate change?

Participating in a "Lobby Night" March 2, the members of Maryland Catholics for Our Common Home were at the state Capitol to advocate for five key bills they believe address climate change and equity.

The religious congregation is extending the Lenten observance to what they're calling Mercy Meatless Mondays, inviting Catholics to join them in addressing climate change with more plant-based diets.

It's Happening: Have you heard of Impossible Foods or Beyond Meat? These products may be the key to ending our consumption of animals, which is healthier for us and for the planet.

Burning Questions: Our reader asked what exactly the Paris Agreement requires of individual countries, and is anyone keeping track?

As the world approaches a tipping point in the climate change crisis, many people finally appear to be waking up to the need for radical change.

The international community must ramp up its efforts if it expects to mitigate the negative effects of climate change, Pope Francis said.

To prevent climate catastrophe, the former Irish president recommended tactics like lawsuits, protests, family interventions, shareholder challenges and disinvestment in fossil fuels.