The lethal consequences of the climate crisis fill today’s headlines. This year alone, a collapsing glacier unleashed flooding that has killed or displaced thousands of people in Nepal and Tibet.
The Immorality of Inaction (September 18) “We’re gathered here today to see clearly and to voice truth,” said Karenna Gore, founder and executive director of the Center for Earth Ethics,
“Water is not a commodity. In some ways, it’s a covenant: it carries memories, it sustains life and it carries the sacred,” reflected Union Theological Seminary President Lisa Thompson while
This past June, the Center for Earth Ethics hosted “Spirit of Place, Spirit of Earth: An Eco-Justice Training” at the Ashokan Center in New York’s Hudson Valley. More than 120
On Monday, June 22, leaders from the Brazilian government and the Global Ethical Stocktake network gathered for the world premiere of “A People’s Stocktake—A Story of the Global Ethical Stocktake.”
On May 28, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the state’s fiscal year 2027 budget into law. Just two days earlier, the state legislature approved major climate rollbacks in one
“The stories here—some joyful, some haunting, all true—are not just tales of loss. They are calls to action and resilience. They are an invitation to remember what we have forgotten,
“Earth is not an inert set of resources,” said CEE Executive Director Karenna Gore. “Our lives depend on the health of the biosphere.” Gore made this observation at “The Earth
A common—and justified—complaint about COP (the annual United Nations Climate Conference) is that decisions take too long and are too incremental. Established by the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate
On May 2, CEE Executive Director Karenna Gore joined Reverend Jen Bailey for “Invoking Spirit: How Faith and Wisdom Traditions Can Inspire Climate Action,” a session at The Climate Reality