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Church’s net-zero drive is working, says Bishop of Norwich

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THE Church of England’s drive to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 is already reducing energy bills and making churches fit for the future, the lead bishop for the environment says. Speaking to a gathering of diocesan environment officers at...
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Church’s net-zero drive is working, says Bishop of Norwich

THE Church of England’s drive to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 is already reducing energy bills and making churches fit for the future, the lead bishop for the environment says. Speaking to a gathering of diocesan environment officers at...

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World Council of Churches unveils legal resource on climate crisis

Hope for children. Image: World Council of Churches By LiCAS.news THE World Council of Churches (WCC) has released a new resource under its Churches’ Commitments to Children program, aimed at equipping faith communities and global partners with knowledge on climate litigation. The material focuses on legal strategies to address the climate crisis and safeguard the rights of children and future generations. In the foreword of the publication, Hop…

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Taking action on climate change ‘right thing to do’ - Bishop of Norwich

Acting to prevent global warming and biodiversity loss is the ‘right thing to do’ and a sign of Christian compassion for those who are suffering as a result of the climate crisis, the Church of England’s lead bishop for the environment has said. Speaking to a gathering of Church of England diocesan representatives, Bishop Graham Usher, the Bishop of Norwich, thanked parishes and staff for their ‘hard work and commitment’ towards making churches …

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