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At Home in Creation: Learning to see land as relative, land as self

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Three dead, others evacuated from Louisiana housing ministry after Ida

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Oil companies' delaying tactics are the new climate science denialism

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At Home in Creation: Protecting sacred waters, protesting Line 3 in northern Minnesota

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Choose life by choosing to care for creation, Pope Francis and other Christian leaders say

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Conserving and restoring wetlands could avoid millions of dollars in storm losses

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At Home in Creation: The wholly/holy ordinary ground

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Indigenous communities in Louisiana's Delta overwhelmed by damage from Ida

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EarthBeat Weekly: Convergence of COVID-19 and climate change is unmistakable call to action

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Laudato Si' inspires young adults to faith-based action on climate change

By Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service

At Home in Creation: Gratitude as a grounding force amid climate disruption

By Michael Downs

Hurricane Ida badly damages home of Goldman Prize winner Sharon Lavigne, others in Louisiana's Cancer Alley

By Julie Dermansky, Sharon Kelly, Desmog

Follow youth toward environmental sustainability, Pope Francis says

By Brian Roewe

At Home in Creation: Where is your happy place?

By Brenna Davis

Dioceses emerge from Hurricane Ida's wrath as others prepare to help

By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Notre Dame's Sakimoto: Church has 'profound' role in addressing climate crisis

By Catherine M. Odell

EarthBeat Weekly: We've turned the heat up in cities, so how can we cool them down?

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