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Church leaders - A Climate Treaty for Climate Justice

Church leaders - A Climate Treaty for Climate Justice

European church leaders including the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, have warned governments that "Substantially reducing global emissions of greenhouse gasses will not avoid the serious impacts of climate change already experienced by many of the world's most vulnerable communities".

05 December 2007

Archbishop of Canterbury's new climate change adviser

Archbishop of Canterbury's new climate change adviser

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has appointed Paula Clifford on a six month secondment from Christian Aid to help further the Church of England's quest for sustainable solutions to climate change, following on from the launch of the Church of England's "Shrinking the Footprint" initiative.

19 September 2007

Christian Aid's 'Cut the Carbon March

Christian Aid's 'Cut the Carbon March

Bishop Geoff Davies is affectionately known as the "Green Bishop." Recently retired from Episcopal ministry in the Church of the Province of South Africa, Bishop Davies provides leadership for the Southern African Faith Communities' Environment Institute.

30 August 2007

Church launches 'Shrinking The Footprint' campaign

Church launches 'Shrinking The Footprint' campaign

The Church of England will be marking World Environment Day (Monday 5 June) by taking a further step forward in the campaign to 'green' the Church. 

02 June 2006

Making the global local: Bringing the message of sustainability to the Church of England Dioceses

Making the global local: Bringing the message of sustainability to the Church of England Dioceses

The Church of England has been working with The Conservation Foundation on a series of events linked to the Foundation's Parish Pump Programme since 2001. 

22 March 2006

Conservation expert adds weight to environmental issues work

Conservation expert adds weight to environmental issues work

The Church of England has given an extra push to its environmental issues work with the appointment of David Shreeve, executive director of The Conservation Foundation, as environmental adviser in the Mission and Public Affairs Division.

21 December 2005

UN's new eco-development agency to be set up

UN's new eco-development agency to be set up

ROME, Oct. 22 A new United Nations agency aimed at protecting the environment while helping expedite economic development for developing countries will be set up in the northern Italian city of Trieste, the Italian news agency ANSA reported on Saturday.

22 October 2005

South African Department of Environmental Affairs Conference on Climate Change

South African Department of Environmental Affairs Conference on Climate Change

The South African Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism held a national conference on climate change, October 2005.

12 October 2005

Interfaith Power and Light Second Annual National Conference

Interfaith Power and Light Second Annual National Conference

Interfaith Power and Light held its second annual national conference at Cathedral College in Washington, DC, on July 16-19. Attendees from the 16 state affiliates across the country gathered to discuss how to mobilize a religious response to global warming while promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation.

20 July 2005

God's Earth is Sacred: An Open Letter to Church and Society in the United States

God's Earth is Sacred: An Open Letter to Church and Society in the United States

God's creation delivers unsettling news. Earth's climate is warming to dangerous levels; 90 percent of the world's fisheries have been depleted; coastal development and pollution are causing a sharp decline in ocean health;

14 February 2005