Catherine Devitt A response The Stockholm Dialogue is a response to what Pope Francis invites us into in Laudato si’ – a new dialogue, a social transformation towards a global agenda for social inclusion and Earth Care. Exploring the role of values in sustainability science provides an opportunity to assess how meaningful and sustainable...
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Stockholm Environment Institute Waterless ecological sanitation is a work focus of the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) for the last three years in Bihar, a state in eastern India, in collaboration with the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Institute (WASHi). This project includes a set of approaches that not only reduces the incidence of water-borne disease...
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Andreas Carlgren Have human beings permanently changed the planet? It seems to be a simple question but it has enormous implications as we look into today’s realities. If so, what does it mean? How could it be described? And what to do? Issues like these where recently discussed at a seminar in Stockholm, Sweden...
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José Ignacio García, SJ and Pedro Walpole, SJ The Earth’s sustainability is at the heart of Ignatian advocacy as its core group for the ecology network met during the World Water Week in Stockholm during the first week of September. One simple piece of wisdom that was clear is that when we start from...
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