Thank you to everyone who came out to the Green Forum on Plastic Pollution – the turnout was awesome and everyone was super energized to take action on plastic pollution.
There are LOTS of great things happening in April! Please join us for one (or more) of these great events!
Please join us on Wednesday, May 1 at the Pond House Cafe for IREJN’s 3rd Annual Earthkeeper Dinner for an elegant evening of delicious food, inspiring speakers, and meaningful connections. We will award the John W. Spaeth III Earthkeeper Award to John Humphries, Director of the CT Roundtable on Climate and Jobs.
Last week, the Energy & Technology Committee passed two bills that would strengthen CT’s commitment to offshore wind. Please take action today to keep the bill moving forward!
SB 1003- An Act Concerning Single-Use Plastic and Paper Bags has received a public hearing and now must be voted out of committee before the 3/29 deadline. There is an Environment committee meeting scheduled for this Monday, but the agenda has not been posted yet. We need everyone to contact the Environment Committee leadership and urge them to vote this bill out of committee as soon as possible!
The worldwide divestment movement is growing by leaps and bounds! As recently reported by Bill McKibben (350.org), over 1,000 institutional
Showing an environmental film is a great way to educate your community. To assist you in your work to build an environmental ministry, IREJN has complied a list of recommended environmental films for your religious community to screen at your house of worship.
“We are now faced with the fact that tomorrow is today. We are confronted with the fierce urgency of now.
by Lynn Fulkerson It was a morning in early summer when I first noticed them dancing in the top of
by A. Karim Ahmed, Ph.d January 8, 2018 Although there are various different ways to consider Eco-justice issues, a remarkably
IREJN continues to collaborate with Food & Water Watch on banning fracking waste in CT. Congratulations to the residents of Rocky Hill, which became the thirty-third town to ban fracking waste. Click here to read about the efforts in thirteen more towns to ban this toxic, radioactive waste.
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