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Editor’s Note, 1/20/26: Since publication of this piece, there have been significant developments regarding Empire Wind and other major offshore wind projects in the U.S. Empire Wind is referenced below
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While at COP30 in Belém, Karenna Gore joined Maureen Goodman and Golo Pilz for a live conversation as part of the Brahma Kumaris “Climate Wisdom” series. Gore reflected on the
On August 28, 2025, GreenFaith USA and Center for Earth Ethics co-hosted “Katrina 20: Faith, Climate & Justice” at the TEP Center in New Orleans. The event marked two decades
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