A Historic Gathering Pacific Small Island Developing States, or PSIDS, are on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Every tenth of a degree of warming means another community forced to
On September 19, a group of concerned citizens from New York state and beyond gathered at Arctic Lake in Oquaga Creek State Park in upstate New York to begin a
“If you’re not feeling massively depressed, you’re not paying attention.” Judith Enck, president of Beyond Plastics, offered this somber assessment in a conversation with CEE Executive Director Karenna Gore to
Before coming to Union Theological Seminary, I worked at Sterling College in Vermont, where environmental protection, outdoor skills, expeditions and farming were part of how I learned to understand the
The Very Rev. Winnie Varghese is the 12th Dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and the first woman and person of color to hold this position in
I recently participated in the event “The Immorality of Inaction: Voicing Truth on Climate” at Riverside Church in New York City. It was such a profound event, taking place just
The Center for Earth Ethics is excited to announce the Intelligence of Place Network, a Columbia Climate School Earth Network co-directed by CEE Executive Director Karenna Gore, Susan Bodnar, PhD
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