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Date posted: 11 January 2024
Starting on Ash Wednesday (14 February), Christians will gather in Central London outside the Houses of Parliament for the first 10 days of Lent as part of a 24/7 prayer vigil for climate justice. We will pray for creation, for our global neighbours, for our government and for change.
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Date posted: 11 January 2024
Are you a Christian with a passion for addressing the climate and biodiversity crises – and do you believe the Church has a vital role to play? Operation Noah is looking for new trustees, and we are particularly keen to hear from people who have a background in human resources or fundraising, or with the interest and ability to learn what is needed to be a trustee with responsibility for one of these areas.
What difference does it make to be a Christian in the environmental sector? Many Christians are working to address the climate and biodiversity crises, yet Christian environmental professionals often struggle to connect their faith with work. My journey straddling the sacred-secular divide has been two-fold, understanding how faith is compatible with climate action while grappling with what this practically means for my work.
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Date posted: 21 December 2023
As the year ends, we look back at our Top 10 moments of the year, as well as share details of our 17 January Zoom call on divestment in the Catholic Church alongside some of the latest climate, nature and divestment news.
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Date posted: 1 December 2023
In our latest newsletter, we preview COP28, learn about a partnership between the Diocese of Leeds and the Woodland Trust, look back at our recent conference with FaithInvest, advertise our need for a Fundraising Officer, wonder why the Diocese of Chichester has voted to stay invested in fossil fuels and much more. Read the full newsletter here.
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Date posted: 23 November 2023
COP28 comes at a crucial moment as scientists say the world must reduce emissions by 42% by 2030 to avoid the most severe impacts of global heating. However, emissions are still going up, with fossil fuel companies planning to increase production. And according to a report out this month from the International Energy Agency, last year fossil fuel companies were responsible for a minuscule 1% of global investment in renewable energy. Here, we discuss what’s at stake as world leaders gather in the UAE and how you can get involved.
