Original article by Robin Gomes at Vatican News Vatican City has its own system of collecting and recycling its sorted waste, much of which goes into making compost. The Vatican is growing greener, making...

Original article by Robin Gomes at Vatican News 8th in a series of pastoral letters over the past 30 years, the latest document of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines urges concrete actions...

Original article by Robin Gomes at Vatican News While parts of South Asia struggle against the onslaught of monsoon rains, elsewhere water shortage is affecting the survival and lives of millions of people. Heavy...

Original article published by Zenit JULY 15, 2019 12:36ZENIT STAFFENVIRONMENT On July 11, Archbishop Bernadito Auza, Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations, gave the keynote address at a side event, ‘Youth...

Original article by Robin Gomes at Vatican News Cardinal Charles Bo, the Archbishop of Yangon, joined Catholic social workers and young people on July 6 to plant trees in a government-reserved forest area on...

Original article published by the United Nations Environmental Programme July 15, 2019 – As concern for the environment grows across the globe, around 350 young leaders from more than 50 countries today discussed solutions,...

Original article by Robert F. Service at Science Magazine This month, officials in Los Angeles, California, are expected to approve a deal that would make solar power cheaper than ever while also addressing its...

Original article published by National Ocean Service High tide flooding, sometimes referred to as “nuisance” flooding, is flooding that leads to public inconveniences such as road closures. It is increasingly common as coastal sea...

Original press release by Catholic Energies, IGS Solar, and Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington For Immediate Release July 10, 2019 Catholic Energies, IGS Solar, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington partner...