Catholics and ecological commitment in France
The study’s originality lies in the fact that it takes an interest in all those who declare themselves to be practicing Catholics.
World Environment Day: It takes all of us to build back Biodiversity
Biodiversity is usually understood in terms of the great variety of plants, animals, and microorganisms. Still, it also includes genetic differences within each species, for example, between crop varieties and livestock breeds, and the variety of ecosystems (lakes,...
Reuniting the Protagonists of The Letter: A Global Update
Camaraderie glowed from the Zoom screen on Saturday, May 27, as The Letter’s protagonists reunited under the question “Where do we go from here?” amid all the festivities of Laudato Si’ Week. The event was attended by people from as far away as Mexico and...
We can all play a part in protecting Biodiversity
This International Day for Biodiversity is a rallying call for all of us to take up our role in nurturing nature.
LSM statement about the last UN resolution
A UN resolution was adopted last week that should make it easier to hold polluting countries legally accountable for failing to tackle the climate emergency
Pope Francis’ visit to Congo and South Sudan: why is so important for ecology?
The second largest rainforest in the world – after the Amazon – is in Congo. What does Laudato Si’ say? Why the Pope’s visit?