Colm Fahy Ecojesuit shares this article, IPCC Synthesis Report 2023 – Five lessons to keep in mind, by Colm Fahy who works with the Ecology
Tag: global warming
Church of England divests and stops investments in oil and gas companies
Ecojesuit shares the statement Church Commissioners for England to exclude oil and gas companies over failure to align with climate goals released on 22 June 2023.
Sharing perspectives and finding hope in community in caring for our common home
Ecology leaders from the Jesuit Justice and Ecology Network Africa (JENA), the Amazon region, and Latin American Jesuit Higher Education joined parishioners from the Metro
Ecojesuit supports climate emergency declarations
Ecojesuit strongly supports the recent declaration of a climate emergency by Pope Francis and his appeals for urgent collaborative action to this global challenge, with
Pope Francis declares climate emergency, asks energy and investment executives for a just and radical transition to clean energy
Pope Francis recently addressed participants from the global energy and investment sector at the Vatican Dialogues organized by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development and
Energy CEOs sign joint statements at the Vatican on carbon pricing and climate risk disclosures
Chief executive officers (CEOs) of major energy corporations and investment fund organizations, along with other institutions, signed joint statements on carbon pricing and climate risk
Climate science development, fossil fuel companies response
Tyndall’s apparatus used in his experiments on absorption properties of different gases, where he concluded that water vapor and carbon dioxide are most responsible for
The Paris Rulebook: COP24’s main output to set the Paris Agreement in action
The next two weeks could determine the fate of the planet in the next 12 years, as world leaders are set to finalize the implementation
How fossil fuel companies responded to decades of warnings on global warming –Infographic
Knowledge on the catastrophic effects of increased carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the atmosphere has been around as early as the 1800s, and the top
2018 Joint statement of Bishops’ Conferences on climate justice
Church leaders of the continental groupings of episcopal conferences issued the following appeal to government leaders and representatives to work towards an ambitious implementation of