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A Just Transition

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.

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

As executive director of New Mexico Interfaith Power & Light, Franciscan Sr. Joan Brown's work focuses on the need to both end environmental damage and find solutions for sustainable energy and employment.

  • Chris Herlinger
    Chris Herlinger
In this 2016 photo, Maryknoll Sr. Patricia Ryan speaks with Lucila Ticona Vda. de Laura and other Aymara community leaders, in an Acción de Amparo, at Plaza de Armas, Puno City, Puno Department, Peru. (Courtesy of Maryknoll Magazine/Nile Sprague)

Q & A with Sr. Patricia Ryan, defending Indigenous rights amid land exploitation

By Chris Herlinger
Women of the Eco Women Group have embarked on a tree-planting campaign to promote reforestation programs to reduce the effect of climate change in Kalumba Forest, 37 miles north of Malawi's capital, Lilongwe. (Doreen Ajiambo)
Justice

Brick by brick, tree by tree, Carmelite Missionary Sisters plant skills to limit Malawi’s deforestation

By Doreen Ajiambo
Staff, volunteers and family members of farm director David Hambleton work July 4 to harvest 10,000 garlic bulbs — the supply for this year's CSA members and seed for next year's crop. (Courtesy of Sister Hills Farm)

Rooted in values, sisters' farms grow connections to neighbors, the earth and just model of food production

By Chris Herlinger

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Working farms highlight sisters' 'just relationships with all Creation'

Sisters urge care for communities amid economic shifts and energy transition

In the face of catastrophic climate change, sisters join call for a just transition

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