EarthBeat

Viewpoints

Billions of federal dollars available for churches and nonprofits to go green

By Thomas Reese, Religion News Service
Faith

Conference on congregations' climate 'resilience' turns to focus on climate justice

By Cynthia B. Astle, United Methodist Insight
Politics

'Game changer': Energy secretary touts tax incentives to power faith communities with renewables

By Brian Roewe
Science

American Meteorological Society's multifaith project responds to Earth's cry

By Carlos Martinez
Science

Rare Einstein letter rebutting biblical creation story for sale

By Richa Karmarkar, Religion News Service
Viewpoints

An indigo morning among singing hills and simple stone at Nonnberg Abbey

By Sarah Southern
Justice

Pipestone carvers preserve revered Native spiritual tradition in Minnesota prairie

By Giovanna Dell'orto, The Associated Press
Viewpoints

To advance climate action, enter political fray and center working-class people

By Dwayne David Paul
Faith

In California, drought-resistant church gardens conserve water, connect community

By Logan Crews, Episcopal News Service
Faith

Biden declares state of emergency in Vermont due to flooding

By Cori Fugere Urban, OSV News
Viewpoints

Revise a self-centered spirituality with this daily ecological examen

By Nicholas Collura
Faith

Gardening helps priest from India connect with Catholics in Vermont

By Cori Fugere Urban, OSV News
Justice

Historic Arizona mining town backs copper project on Native Americans' sacred land

By Anita Snow, The Associated Press
Justice

Oak Flat timeline: Native American vs. pro-mining interests

By Anita Snow, The Associated Press
Justice

Mining plans endanger Arizona's Oak Flat, sacred land to some Native Americans

By Alejandra Molina, Deepa Bahrath, The Associated Press
Viewpoints

Contradiction, infinity, divinity live in 'A Green Crab's Shell'

By Ray Levy Uyeda
Viewpoints

How my Catholic faith and Mohawk heritage teach me to embrace sustainable living

By Shauna'h Fuegen
Science

Irish bishops ask parishes to conserve 30% of property for pollinators, biodiversity

By Sarah Mac Donald
Science

After cyclone's destruction, Peruvians face dengue epidemic

By Eduardo Campos Lima, OSV News
Science

Wildfires have always occurred, but experts say warming climate is increasing severity

By Kimberley Heatherington, OSV News

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