Awakening to a new economics
The fossil fuel age is coming to an end, one way or another. What’s life going to look like afterwards? This talk covers some of the practicalities involved in weaning … Continue reading John Daniels: Running out of steam: Should Christians welcome the end of fossil fuels?
You may have heard the phrase ‘just transition’ in climate discussions. It’s an important principle, and one that we advocate at Joy in Enough – how we respond to climate … Continue reading What is a just transition?
With Laudato Si in 2015, Pope Francis made one of the most important interventions in the climate debate. Alongside Al Gore and Greta Thunberg, he is one of a handful … Continue reading Pope Francis on the climate crisis
Our charitable giving is often led by the news, Catherine Masterman observes. But what if our generosity is called towards things that aren’t in the news? In the last couple … Continue reading Connecting with the stories beyond the news
Could a carbon tax on the richest 1% be a tool for climate justice?
In 2015, Pope Francis made a powerful intervention in the story of climate change. His encyclical Laudato Si set out a vision for addressing climate change, confronting injustice and working … Continue reading The letter – watch the Laudato Si film
John D Anderson considers the legacy of oil, and the many reasons for leaving it in the ground and moving on. In 1859 oil was struck in Pennsylvania. Oil ‘gushers’ … Continue reading We do not need to incinerate creation
Ruth Jarman shares her talk to the Green Christian event On the Road Together in Earley, looking at the climate crisis and the choices before us. Bible reading: Deuteronomy 30: … Continue reading Choose life, choose joy in enough
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