Join us for Bringing Creation Care Messages and Drawdown Climate Solutions to Faith Communities, a free Zoom event on Tuesday, May 11 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm, co-sponsored by Orange-Chatham Interfaith Care for Creation and Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle.
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How did West Raleigh Presbyterian Church transform a vacant lot into a space for cherishing creation and each other?
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Just in Time for Earth Month! Share these newly released ICCT Recordings based on Drawdown Climate Solutions.
2021 dawned with the completion of a 117-panel solar array on the roof of Raleigh's Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. The array is a major element in UUFR’s commitment to fight climate change and reduce its carbon footprint. Read more ...
Is Duke Energy's 15-year Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) up to the challenges posed by climate change? View the April and May hearings on YouTube, and make your voices heard via written comments.
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On April 8, Will Scott, Energy Policy Manager for the North Carolina Conservation Network, spoke on “Clean Energy Opportunities in 2021 for North Carolina" in a meeting sponsored jointly by…
Stunning environmental paintings by Raleigh artist Gayle Stott Lowry can help inspire you to new environmental awareness and action.
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Check out our recently released Drawdown webinar for faith communities: Reducing Dependence on Fossil Fuels and Advocating for Science-Based Climate Change Policies. (more…)
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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