Americans accept people of other faiths, but there’s room to grow
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This chart of ocean temperatures should really scare you
The Atlantic Ocean is unusually warm right now. Here’s why scientists say that’s “deeply troubling.” Read the free article here
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Chart: Nearly all new US power plants built in 2024 will be clean energy
Renewables, batteries and nuclear will add up to 96% of all new power capacity constructed this year, per federal data. Read the free article here
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National Faith + Climate Forum
This free event takes place online or in person on April 16. Learn more and register here.
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Smart tech could help fix the biggest barrier to building clean energy
A new report finds that “grid-enhancing technologies” can help gigawatts of solar and wind leapfrog the clean energy logjam — and save a ton of money. The massive potential of GETs has driven utilities and grid operators in Europe and Australia to adopt the technology at significant scale over the past decade. The U.S. lags behind on that
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Does LNG really fight climate change? 5 common LNG claims, examined
The LNG industry frames itself as a tool of foreign policy and a climate solution. Canary Media digs into the details. Read the free article here
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The biggest solar-plus-storage project in the US just came online
The new California installation has nearly 2 million solar panels, more than 120,000 batteries, and an enormous amount of clean energy capacity. Read the free article here
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Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’
Dire Health Crisis From Government Failure to Rein in Fossil Fuels Read the free article here
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Bank of America to World: Just Drown Already
By Bill McKibben Three years ago—in the wake of the Greta-inspired mass uprising of young people around the world—Bank of America apparently felt it had to make some gesture, so it chose a pretty easy route to demonstrate its newfound greenness. It said it would no longer lend for new coal mining or coal-fired power
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Voting Creation Care as an Act of Faith
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The Virtual March to Retire Big Oil
The goal: to create more climate-friendly options for every American’s 401(k). Read the free article here
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Religious trauma still haunts millions of LGBTQ Americans
“Imagine being told by everyone you trusted that you’re going to hell because you like men” Read the free article here
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What GOP states’ cruel rejection of lunch for poor kids reveals about the right-wing brain. And how to fight it.
“Why does Mississippi’s Governor Tate Reeves believe in welfare for rich former quarterbacks but not hungry kids? Reeves’ Republican allies in Mississippi bent over backwards to stuff taxpayer funds into Brett Favre’s jockstrap for vanity programs even the Hall of Fame quarterback struggles to to defend. Yet Governor Reeves recently announced that Mississippi will be
Only a fool tests the depth of a river with both feet.
From “Legacy: Wisdom of African Traditions and the Bible” by Chris Morehouse; forward by Therese Taylor-Stinson Meaning: You don’t jump straight into a situation without thinking about it first. The above is a Nigerian proverb that warns us of the foolishness of decisions made without thought. If one hastily jumps into a river with both
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Biden Administration to Fine Oil and Gas Companies for Excess Methane
A plan to impose a fee of $900 to $1,500 on every excess ton of methane emissions would be the first federal price on greenhouse gas pollution. Read the free gift article here
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Enhanced geothermal systems
Advanced drilling technology could unlock the potential of this carbon-free renewable energy source. Read the free article here
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