The Eno and Neuse River watersheds have an outsized impact on the Triangle's ecosystems and overall quality of life. On February 23, ICCT sponsored a discussion with local experts.
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This Lent, consider changing the way you eat. Local Catholic churches have put a new twist on Lent called Greener Lent, designed to care for the poor, who are first and foremost affected by environmental degradation.
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We are now scheduling 2021 Drawdown Zoom webinars for faith communities! The Drawdown Project delivers a hopeful, inspiring message about solutions to climate change. These webinars will inspire you and your faith community to join the effort to fight climate change. We are available for Sunday school classes and evening events. Learn more
The environmental awakening at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Raleigh started on the roof and has taken root in the soil. The new solar cells, dedicated last fall, have inspired an environmental awakening, which now includes a community garden and recycling. Read more
ICCT recently endorsed NC Interfaith Power & Light’s resolution calling for Duke Energy to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 2030. Now we invite you to endorse it too, both individually and on behalf of your faith community. (more…)
The ICCT Meeting, “Solving the Climate Challenge: National Climate Policy and Advocacy,” on January 26, 2021, featured two speakers from Citizens Climate Lobby: Donald Addu, Program Director; and Shae Reinberg, Youth Team Leader.
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Before the Covid-19 pandemic, many ICCT presentations focused on demonstrating
that climate change is a biblical issue, as well as a scientific one. The pandemic has
moved us to recognize that Covid-19 is also a biblical/religious issue, as well as a medical one.
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Kane Realty promotes the Downtown South Project in Raleigh as a transformative development. How much more transformative it would be if it were sustainably built, energy net zero, green and racially just! Please make your views known to the Planning Commission and to the City Council. Click here for details.
We invite you to serve as a liaison to your Triangle faith community. We are looking for partners who will help ensure your faith community is informed about ICCT events and resources, and make ICCT aware of your faith community’s priorities and creation care activities.
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December 3, 2020
Mary Ellen McGuire (St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Chapel Hill) discusses why community gardens are an important part of creation care, in her December 3 Zoom presentation for Orange-Chatham Interfaith Care for Creation and Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle. Watch the Video Now
