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Climate change: Church of England to target 'net zero' emissions by 2030

Is cutting emissions the Christian way? On Wednesday, the Church of England - of which Queen Elizabeth II is officially the head - voted overwhelmingly to target net zero emissions for its operations by 2030, strengthening the original proposal to reach that target by 2045.

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Church of England devises an index for climate-conscious investing

The church’s pension fund will invest 600 million pounds in companies ranked according to their efforts to meet the 2015 Paris agreement.

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Want a bigger say on corporate behavior? Move your money

Millions of people have a stake in corporate America through mutual funds. But you may be surprised by how those funds are voting on your behalf.

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Moral Christians must press the Church of England to pull its money out of fossil fuels

The truth is that the last four years have been globally the hottest on record. And the places most seriously affected by this are not in a position to laugh it off as a little temporary blip.

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Church of England sets new bar for mining industry in wake of Samarco disaster

The Church of England’s investment arm has called for the mining industry to review tailing dams and the governance of joint ventures in the wake of the Samarco mine disaster.

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Climate change: Church of England to target 'net zero' emissions by 2030

Church of England devises an index for climate-conscious investing

Want a bigger say on corporate behavior? Move your money

Church of England to withdraw funds from polluting firms that fail to tackle climate change

Moral Christians must press the Church of England to pull its money out of fossil fuels

Church of England sets new bar for mining industry in wake of Samarco disaster

Fossil fuel cuts, not just renewables, needed to avoid climate disaster

Funding bill includes $100B for disasters but leaves out conservation funds

Climate change leaves homeowners without insurance

Hydrogen hubs test new federal environmental justice rules

Donald Trump wins US presidency. What that could mean for the environment.

Trump-backed plan seeks to overturn Biden's climate policies

Petrochemical plants send millions of pounds of pollutants into waterways each year: Report

Montana Supreme Court declares youth-led climate victory