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31 US Denominations and Religious Groups Launch ONE HOME ONE FUTURE Campaign for Congregations Nationwide
In a historic moment, today 31 US denominations and faith organizations have joined together to launch One Home One Future, a multi-faith campaign to strengthen vitality, relevance, and community connection across generations – to care for our shared home – in local congregations nationwide.
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Meet the Judges
ecoAmerica is thrilled to have another stellar group of climate leaders and advocates on board for the fifth annual American Climate Leadership Awards and the inaugural awards for high school students…
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One Home One Future
ecoAmerica’s program, Blessed Tomorrow is made up of denominations and organizations of many faiths. We have different names for the Divine. We have different sacred texts, holy days, and worship practices. But we all share one home called earth…
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A Deeper Change
This photo is from Northfield, Minnesota, where a group of us gathered in 2014 to show our support for the earth and our opposition to the KXL Keystone Pipeline. I love the picture, which places human protest in the big context: river, sunset, trees, and town.
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Bikes, Equity, & Climate Change
There is unique power in communities that have endured injustices coming together for radical change. This year’s American Climate Leadership Awards winner — Cooperation Jackson — represents the people of Jackson, Mississippi who have endured merciless impacts from climate challenges.
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Mental Health Awareness Month: Resources to Act and Advocate
To commemorate Mental Health Month, ecoAmerca is highlighting the resources featured in the report.
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We need coalitions to stop climate change
Alycia Bacon is the New York Community Organizer for Mother’s Out Front and the 2024 winner of ecoAmerica’s #EveryoneEveryDay photo contest. Read the story behind this winning photo.
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Common Ground: Nine in Ten Americans Agree We Should Speak to Our Children About a Future That Has Thriving, Healthy Nature
By shifting our vision and communications we can help ensure our children are optimistic about the future, more excited about spending time in nature, and more inspired to protect it.
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Climate Leadership in LA: Interview with Robert Garcia
Robert Garcia is the Mayor of Long Beach and a speaker at Climate Day LA.
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Climate Leadership in LA: Interview With Rachelle Reyes Wenger
Rachelle Wenger is the Director of Public Policy & Community Advocacy of Dignity Health and a scheduled speaker for Climate Day LA 2017.
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Trump Is Considering Withdrawing From the Paris Agreement. Americans Think We Should Stay In
Nearly twice as many Americans think we should maintain the Paris Climate Agreement vs. withdraw from it.
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American Climate Perspectives: Climate Change Concern Skyrockets In Response to Trump
New survey: Nearly 70% of Americans report they are personally concerned about climate change. Half of Americans report they are more concerned now that Trump is President.
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American Climate Perspectives: Majority of Americans (Minus Some Republicans) Disagree With Trump’s Anti-Climate Platform
New survey: Less than one third of Americans agree with any of President Trump’s executive orders to reverse climate progress
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American Climate Perspectives: A Price on Carbon Pollution? Who Gets The Money?
In our latest survey, 60% of Americans said they would support a price on carbon pollution. 66% want that money to go towards development of clean energy sources.
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American Climate Perspectives: Americans Align Behind the Science and Reality of Climate Change
A record 82% of Americans believe that climate change is happening, and 77% of them agree that it’s caused totally or partially by human activities.
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It’s Easy Being Green. It’s Not So Easy Narrowing Down Excellent College Choices.
Peggy Knudson, ecoAmerica’s VP of Development, shares her experience touring some of America’s most eco-friendly college campuses.
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A Closer Look – Ecological Stress Disorder
Guest author Michael Wright shares why the stress and anxiety people suffer due to climate change deserves a formal diagnosis.
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Hold Your Breath
Psychiatrist Lise Van Susteren explains why health professionals are duty-bound to call on policy makers to take action on climate.