The war in Iran is releasing millions of tons of toxic chemicals and greenhouse gas, setting back the effort to fight climate change and raising health risks for people, plants and animals. The Associated Press reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Fukushima at 15: The fallout continues
Japan is still struggling with the mess left after the 2011 meltdown of the Fukushima nuclear power plant, displacing thousands and leaving numerous “hot spots.” The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists reports. (Image: Creative Commons)
Check out Lenten ‘Fast for Earth 2026’
One way to draw closer to God in Lent is to embrace our role as both “stewards of Creation” and a beloved part of God’s Creation. Lutherans Restoring Creation has created a wonderful daily calendar of actions for Lent 2026. (Photo: Creative Commons)
21 simple ways to reduce your carbon footprint
The average person today produces 11 times more carbon emissions than someone in 1961. What can we do? Reducing your carbon footprint starts with the choices you make every day. Green Citizen reports. (Image: Creative Commons)
Push toward nuclear energy raises safety concerns
A power-hungry world is turning to nuclear energy — planning new reactors and taking others out of mothballs. In a climate of relaxed regulation, many are sounding the alarms on the dangers to health and environment. The Hill reports.
2025 wasn’t the hottest ever, but very close
The year 2023 still holds the record as the hottest year ever, but 2025 was close. The last three years together have been the hottest on record. Experts say the earth is barreling toward the climate brink. Scientific American reports. (Image: Creative Commons)
Policies priorities put public wild lands on the line
The government’s policies and priorities are opening up vast stretches of America’s public wild land to logging, mining, oil exploration. Many of the nation’s long-standing protections for wilderness are targeted. Sierra magazine reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Have yourself an ‘eco-friendly’ Christmas
Amid all kinds of holiday excess our culture promotes, environmentally conscious Christians can do their best to minimize their impact, whether in buying, decorating or even cooking. Friends of the Earth UK offers some suggestions. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Mobilize your congregation behind climate justice
Scientists say it may be now or never to avoid the worst effects of climate change. In this kairos moment for action, every congregation can play a part in helping to preserve our planet. The United Church of Christ explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Fossil fuel’s pivot to plastic is polluting the planet
As the world strives to burn less fossil fuel, the industry is looking to plastic and petrochemical production to maintain profits. The move is worsening the crisis over plastic pollution. Scientific American reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
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