Hannah Gray of Water Aid and the Baptist Union Environment Network (BUEN) reflects on the life giving gift of water: Perhaps it is because I live close to the sea and the marshes of east Norfolk, or perhaps it is because I work for WaterAid, but my mind often wonders …
Dr Martin Hodson reflects on his recent time spent running the @OurCofELike Twitter account and a fascinating poll that he ran on what is holding churches back from doing more for the environment. I have been following the Twitter account @OurCofELike for some years. Every week a different person connected …
It was October half term, we were on the West coast of Ireland, and for the past five days the wind and rain had taken it in turns to try and keep us indoors. As tempting as a week by the log fire playing board games and reading books was, …
The fall of Pacific Gas and Electric—and what it means for America’s power grid by Katherine Blunt. Ever wondered about those fires in California over the last few years? What was behind them? I have a special interest in California, as my brother and his family emigrated there from the …
Shelly Dennison ponders the starry sky: The wonder of a star filled sky has inspired writers, artists, scientists and theologians for centuries. Alister McGrath opens his book The Re-enchantment of Nature, Science, Religion and the Human Sense of Wonder with “As a child, I found myself fascinated by the mysterious …
Dr Andrew Wright offers some thoughts on ways that the UK could improve sustainability. I expect all of us have used lockdown to reflect and review life, the universe and the changes thrust upon us. Thinking of life today we are in many circumstances far removed from the reality of …
