Climate justice

The outcomes of this climate conference must spur people of faith toward the ecological conversion of which Pope Francis speaks.

In a letter to Catholics in Scotland, ahead of the end of COP26, Pope Francis warns that world leaders are running out of time and must address climate change before it's too late.

Keeping the pledge to stop deforestation in this decade will mean facing up to powerful economic interests, corruption and organized crime and respecting Indigenous territorial rights.

A shared ethic of love of neighbor and responsibility for creation helps activists resist climate disaster fatigue.

As the climate conference begins, pilgrims and representatives of many world religions call for climate justice and for countries to sharply cut greenhouse gas emissions.

On British airwaves Friday morning, Pope Francis said that leaders and diplomats coming to the U.K. for the COP26 climate summit are "urgently summoned to provide effective responses to the present ecological crisis."

If prices of goods and services included their real environmental and social costs, would that turn our 'throwaway culture' into one that reduces, reuses and repairs?

The miniscule grains of Sahara sand have an outsize impact on the planet.