A new study looks at the links between religion and attitudes toward the environment.

It is time for states to change their laws so that fringe religious objections do not get in the way of protecting the safety of children and people with compromised immune systems.

Theologian Hussein Rashid discusses the challenges and possibilities he sees in environmental justice work today.

Andrew Revkin’s New York Times blog, Dot Earth, has been raising an interesting question recently: how can religion affect climate change? These two concepts may seem antithetical, one works with beliefs while the other strives to present hard data, but when broken down into parts, it can be seen that they could easily work together…. read more