Tailpipe standards, Trump, and your next vehicle

By Marianne Lavelle, Dan Gearino - February 13, 2026 - This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) Sign up for their newsletter here. With the repeal of the Environmental Protection Agencyโ€™s scientific finding on the dangers of greenhouse gases,... Continue Reading →

We can do this, together

Thanks Victoria Laine for the Facebook post [Sylvia Olsen] Increasingly British Columbians are becoming inflamed about "the land issue." Meaning court cases involving First Nations land. Since before BC was established there was a "land issue." It has never been settled and it has never been forgotten. Not by First Nations people. Not by government.... Continue Reading →

The courage America needs โ€“ Senator Mark Kelly replies to Donald Trump

Elizabeth White, from Facebook โ€” Sen. Mark Kelly is responding after the Department of Defense initiated a formal retirement grade determination and issued a Letter of Censure to reduce his retired military rank and corresponding pension. The move came after Kelly publicly criticized the Trump administration. Here is Mark Kellyโ€™s full statement, shared verbatim: (Senator... Continue Reading →

Spiritual journey, prophetic witness, practical actions, and living witness โ€“ Advocacy and action after COP30

Both COP30 and the Tapiri closing service described below are now history. There are however excellent suggestions named below for action following COP, suitable for all regions as the World Council of Churches (WCC) Ecumenical Decade of Climate Justice Action (2025-2034) continues. Six days of intensive dialogue among faith communities concluded on 16 November with... Continue Reading →

Delay is denial carried forward in time

James B. Greenberg on COP's inability to create possibilities for change - on Substack, Nov 16, 2025 Climate denial didnโ€™t begin with Donald Trump, and it isnโ€™t simply the product of people who donโ€™t understand science. It is older, more organized, and far more intentional than that. Long before climate change became a partisan battlefield,... Continue Reading →

Anglicans at COP30

A sermon for the congregation of St. Stephen, Summerland on Sunday, November 16th, 2025, the Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost by the Very Rev. Ken Gray Early in the Spring of 2002, while rector of this church I received a call from ecojustice colleagues at the Anglican General Synod in Toronto. โ€œWould you be willing to... Continue Reading →

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