Vermont Interfaith Power & Light

A faith-based response to global warming

Why do we care?

The United Nations has called for urgent and coordinated action on global climate change, calling it "the most important global challenge to humanity" and stating that "its adverse effects are already a reality in all parts of the world."

Each passing day seems to bring new reports connecting climate change to increased flooding and severe alteration of ecosystems...

The United Nations has called for urgent and coordinated action on global climate change, calling it "the most important global challenge to humanity" and stating that "its adverse effects are already a reality in all parts of the world."

Each passing day seems to bring new reports connecting climate change to increased flooding and severe alteration of ecosystems that compromise human health and threaten millions of organisms with extinction. These changes threaten all Creation.

The Earth is the Lord's.
- Psalm 24:1

Increased production of greenhouse gases, by-products of fossil fuel use, are believed to a main cause of global warming. Carbon dioxide, methane, and other emissions form a blanket around the earth, trapping heat, raising temperatures, and steadily warming our climate. Each of us contributes to this phenomenon when we use power and heat made from coal, oil, or gas.

-The Regeneration Project
an interfaith movement

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