Ethical Living
Canada’s military emissions are standing in the way of its climate change commitments
Studies show countries with larger militaries are slower at ratifying environmental treaties
Environment
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Ethical Living
How Lytton, B.C., is preserving its history after a devastating wildfire
Residents are protecting Indigenous, Chinese and settler artifacts as they prepare to rebuild
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Justice, October/November 2023
Saleemul Huq on why the new ‘loss and damage’ fund for climate change victims must start now
In one of his final interviews, the late Bangladeshi-British scientist warned that no country is prepared for the damage the climate crisis will cause
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Ethical Living
Yellowknife fires: Evacuees will need culturally specific support services
Evacuees will benefit if some semblance of “home away from home” can be provided. That hospitality includes culturally appropriate evacuee hosting
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Ethical Living
How inclusive community responses can make wildfire evacuations easier
Research shows evacuations can damage family support networks, but marginalized communities are reorganizing and learning from the past
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July/August 2023, Justice
Why we need climate reparations
The 2022 Pakistan floods' damage demonstrated why the Global North must support developing countries hit hardest by the climate crisis
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Ethical Living, July/August 2023
How to deal with the end of the world
Josiah Neufeld's new memoir explores personal responsibility in an age of climate disaster
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June 2023, UCC in Focus
The United Church has an ambitious climate goal — but it needs help from congregations
The Faithful Footprints program aims to give 500 churches grants for green buildings
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Ethical Living
Muslims are calling for a ‘greener’ Ramadan
Efforts revive a long tradition of sustainability and environmental awareness
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April/May 2023, Justice
How Prairie Mennonites took on a uranium refinery in the 1970s and won
Near Warman, Sask., a young philosophy student helped start a movement that halted the project
