For over a year, through the cold and heat, the citizens of Orange County have held weekly pickets outside the construction site of a massive fracked gas power plant being
CEE’s Director of Environmental Justice and Civic Engagement, Catherine Coleman Flowers, reflects on the vote in Alabama. Democracy Lives The recent election in Alabama reminded the world and the nation
Winter Solstice Update: For Immediate Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—Lenape Clan Mother Calls on Governor Cuomo to protect Bald Eagles’ Nesting Area and Stop Pipeline Letter from Clara in PDF SIGN
Greetings friends, The Holidays have arrived! Some of us will be sharing stories and singing songs, others will contemplate in stillness the vastness of silence. However you choose to honor
November 29, 2017, Adrian, Michigan – In our time of ecological crisis, human beings are called to transform the way they view creation and to become more deeply connected to creation,
The story of water is a story of place, race, and power. Water shapes the conditions of places where we live, grow, and change. Power shapes the contours of place.
By Patrick Carolan, CEE Senior Fellow and Executive Director of the Franciscan Action Network · Huffington Post · April 17, 2017 Climate justice is, for people of faith, a profoundly
By Danielle Purifoy · Scalawag · February 13, 2017 Catherine Coleman Flowers lives in a planned suburban community in Montgomery, but her heart is in Lowndes County. She grew up
Why America Needs Its National Parks Now More Than Ever By Terry Tempest Williams · Huffington Post, The Oprah Magazine · February 15, 2017 CEE Adviser, Author Terry Tempest Williams,
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR – Karenna Gore, NY Times April 15, 2016 GENERATIONS of the Holleran family have harvested sap from trees on their land in New Milford, Pa. In early March,