Be “Neighborly” In a Sustainable Way
by Lynn Fulkerson It was a morning in early summer when I first noticed them dancing in the top of […]
Climate Change
Climate Change
Eco-Justice, Economic Inequality and the Gini Coefficient: Integrating Social and Ecological Concerns
by A. Karim Ahmed, Ph.d January 8, 2018 Although there are various different ways to consider Eco-justice issues, a remarkably
Climate Change, Energy, Take Action, Toxic Chemicals
Latest Activity to Ban Fracking Waste In CT
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.
Climate Change, Energy
Victory! CT Announces Offshore Wind Procurement
In early November, the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection announced plans to procure offshore wind in 2018 – a significant victory for clean energy advocates!
Disputation of Certain Elements of the Proposed 2018 Budget as Being Counter to Sacred Religious Teachings, Directives and Natural Law.
500 years ago, Martin Luther nailed 95 Thesis to the door of the church, identifying problems within the Church and launching the Reformation. Today, on the 500th Anniversary of that act, we presented 9.5 Thesis to Governor Malloy that identify problems with our state budget that are in conflict with sacred teachings and universal moral code.
Climate Change
The Critical Role of Water in Understanding Global Warming and Climate Change
Water is a Remarkable Substance: Yes, plain, ordinary, everyday liquid water is by far the most unique chemical substance in
Climate Change, Take Action, Toxic Chemicals
Local Fracking Waste Ban Efforts Continue
Concerned citizens across CT continue to move local ordinances forward, protecting their corner of Creation, property values and public health. 20 CT towns and cities now have local laws banning toxic, radioactive fracking waste and other oil and gas drilling and extraction wastes.
The “Windshield Phenomenon” – Where Have All the Insects Gone?
by A. Karim Ahmed, Ph.D. (National Council for Science and the Environment; University of Connecticut Health Center; Board Member, IREJN)
Climate Change
Eastern CT Couple Active in Banning Fracking Waste…And How You Can Help
Our corner of Creation, one of the smallest and most densely populated states, is on a path for permanent contamination. Current state law mandates that DEEP submit regulations for review, as early as this summer, regarding fracking waste brought to CT from other states. Thousands of spills have occurred when moving and transferring this waste. Regulations will not keep CT safe. Read more to hear what one CT couple is doing to ban fracking waste.
Report on Climate Change Conference in NYC
Last March 31, Father Sam Fuller, a friend, colleague and activist on behalf of God’s creation and all people and board member of IREJN, participated in a one day conference, Opportunities to Raise Public Awareness about Climate Change and the Need for Action, convened by the NYC Bar Association held at their headquarters in downtown Manhattan. Sam was invited to serve on a panel to discuss the implications of the Papal Encyclical, issued in June, 2015. Read more and download the full report.
