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A "Climate Clock" is seen with the Maldives delegation during the closing plenary of COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Nov. 20. (Flickr/UNclimatechange)

Last-minute COP27 deal on loss and damage called 'a real breakthrough'

Catholic groups welcomed the historic deal reached at the United Nations climate summit to establish a "loss and damage" fund for vulnerable countries, even while negotiations fell short in other areas, they said.

  • Doreen Ajiambo
  • Brian Roewe
A Malagasy family is pictured outside their destroyed home Feb. 8 in Mananjary, Madagascar, in the aftermath of Cyclone Batsirai. Ahead of COP27, some organizations in Africa plan to call for compensation for the damage climate change has already exacerbated. (CNS/Courtesy of CRS)
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What religious and civil leaders in Africa expect from COP27

By Doreen Ajiambo
Environmental activists recently gather in the southeast New Mexico region, known as the Permian Basin, to assess problems related to methane pollution by a company apparently in violation of state law.
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Q & A with Sr. Joan Brown, on the complexities of the shift to sustainability

By Chris Herlinger
The Laudato Si' Action Platform invites seven groups on a seven-year journey to take action toward integral ecology. The seven groups are families; dioceses and parishes; schools; universities; hospitals and health care centers; businesses and farms; reli
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UISG webinar calls sisters 'to be in a prophetic role' in advocating for the Earth

By Chris Herlinger

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A "Climate Clock" is seen with the Maldives delegation during the closing plenary of COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Nov. 20. (Flickr/UNclimatechange)

Last-minute COP27 deal on loss and damage called 'a real breakthrough'

Catholic groups welcomed the historic deal reached at the United Nations climate summit to establish a "loss and damage" fund for vulnerable countries, even while negotiations fell short in other areas, they said.

  • Doreen Ajiambo
  • Brian Roewe
A Malagasy family is pictured outside their destroyed home Feb. 8 in Mananjary, Madagascar, in the aftermath of Cyclone Batsirai. Ahead of COP27, some organizations in Africa plan to call for compensation for the damage climate change has already exacerbated. (CNS/Courtesy of CRS)
Politics

What religious and civil leaders in Africa expect from COP27

By Doreen Ajiambo
Environmental activists recently gather in the southeast New Mexico region, known as the Permian Basin, to assess problems related to methane pollution by a company apparently in violation of state law.
Politics

Q & A with Sr. Joan Brown, on the complexities of the shift to sustainability

By Chris Herlinger
The Laudato Si' Action Platform invites seven groups on a seven-year journey to take action toward integral ecology. The seven groups are families; dioceses and parishes; schools; universities; hospitals and health care centers; businesses and farms; reli
Politics

UISG webinar calls sisters 'to be in a prophetic role' in advocating for the Earth

By Chris Herlinger

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