Bishop says climate change affects farms, migrants in Washington state

By Aleja Hertzler-McCain

Catholic teaching and US bishops' investment guidelines demand divestment. CTSA shows how.

By Daniel R. DiLeo, Erin Lothes

'A lot of work is still ahead,' say Catholics in response to COP28 conclusion

By Brian Roewe

Laudato Si' Movement names new exec director to lead global Catholic environmental network

By Brian Roewe

How Charlie Brown's Christmas tree brings us back to Earth

By Damian Costello

Lebanon's Christians feel the heat of climate change in its sacred forest and valley

By Kareem Chehayeb, The Associated Press

Catholics call on nations at COP28 to adopt new treaty to phase out fossil fuels

By Brian Roewe

Why is the Catholic Church participating in a UN climate summit?

By Brian Roewe

William Wilberforce would be scandalized by the pro-factory farming EATS Act

By Charles C. Camosy, Religion News Service

From afar, Pope Francis helps inaugurate first-ever Faith Pavilion at UN climate summit

By Brian Roewe

Pope Francis urges 'clear,' 'tangible,' 'decisive' progress at UN climate summit in Dubai

By Brian Roewe

Cardinal Tobin: Faith leaders can influence the world on climate change

By Joseph W. Tobin, Religion News Service

Cardinal Parolin to read pope's address to climate conference in Dubai

By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service

US bishops on COP28: Decarbonization is 'preeminent environmental challenge'

By Brian Roewe

Catholics at COP28 vow to carry ill pope's call for action on climate change

By Brian Roewe

Evangelization includes care for the poor and the Earth, pope tells conference

By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service

An archdiocese in Kenya advocates for river conservation among local communities

By Shadrack Omuka

Will climate cookbooks change how we eat?

By Caroline Saunders, Grist

Turkey, our national bird of gratitude, carries the seeds for a new world

By Damian Costello

Small, sustainable changes to combat kitchen waste

By Kara Daddario Bown

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