The EACop bomb – resist and act together, a call for Catholics
In East Africa as in Europe, the mobilization of the faithful is useful in trying to prevent damage to Creation.
This Earth Day, ask yourself: where is your treasure?
As we celebrate Earth Day, we also celebrate the recent global divestment announcement that hundreds of religious institutions have already joined and encourage you to take action.
Banks fund the climate crisis, do Catholics?
How does your bank relate to climate crisis? Sure, there’s what you do with your money (which your bank keeps for you), but there’s another thing: it’s likely that your bank is funding the fossil fuel industry, which itself doesn’t plan to...
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
Catholic faithful take the lead in moving away from fossil fuels
During Lent, many Laudato Si’ Animators around the world have been on the move to encourage the Church to think about how our finances should work toward the exit from fossil fuels.
Going net zero: A winning strategy for business
As we move towards businesses without a NetZero strategy will be less attractive to consumers. ISO has provided NetZero guidelines for businesses and organizations. Failure to comply with these guidelines will make businesses less desirable to consumers, as seen in the Ugandan East African crude oil pipeline project (EACOP) case.