Katharine Hayhoe speaks at the Sixth Judith Davidson Moyers Women of Spirit Lecture
Uploaded by Union Theological Seminary on 2016-04-14.
Category COP21
What we know about climate change – NC Museum of Science Town Hall
Town Hall: What we know about climate change :: WRAL.com
WRAL Chief Meteorologist Greg Fishel talks with Katharine Hayhoe from Texas Tech University and Walt Robinson from NC State about what we know and have yet to learn about our changing climate.
the christian voice at COP21
A Rocha @ COP21
A Rocha brought a Christian voice to the climate discussions – and is taking the climate change agenda to the Church. Working with partners, including Tearfund and the Lausanne Movement, A Rocha advocated for and engaged COP attendees and campaigners in climate-based creation care.
Why Climate Finance matters to real people – my opinion
We humans are used to the climate of the places where we live, regardless of how extreme they may be. I witnessed this first-hand during my time in Churchill with… Read More
Who brings what to the global potluck – my opinion
In the aftermath of the celebrations over the Paris Climate Accord, disappointment that the legally binding aspects of the Paris Accord did not include the emission reductions and financing commitments… Read More
the theology of creation care – A ROcha’s Dave Bookless explains
A Climate for Change: Conservation and Faith – Dave Bookless
A Rocha panel discussion/conversation at COP21: A Climate for Change: Conservation and Faith on 4 December, 2015. Panel speakers included atmospheric scientist Dr Katharine Hayhoe, the Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance, Bishop Efraim Tendero, A Rocha International’s Director of Theology, Rev Dave Bookless, and the Director of Climate Stewards, Caroline Pomeroy.
Experts react to historic Paris climate agreement – my opinion
For a climate scientist who’s spent over a decade on the front lines, the Paris Agreement it is like finding out the biggest and most ambitious grant proposal of your… Read More
COP21 in Paris: Impressions from the Inside – my opinion
Earlier this week, police and climate demonstrators clashed in front of the memorial to the victims of last month’s terror attack. The influence of these tragic events has been evident… Read More
Science and Faith Can Solve Climate Change Together – my opinion
It has been almost a quarter century since the majority of nations signed the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, agreeing to “limit dangerous anthropogenic [human] interference with the… Read More
CONVERTING CHRISTIAN CLIMATE DOUBTERS – CBC INTERVIEW
In the lead-up to the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris this month, we talk to Katharine Hayhoe. She’s an atmospheric scientist and a devout Christian who reaches out to Christian climate change doubters in the Bible Belt.