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  1. (Whoswho) How CEL fits into the local, the national and international scene.
  2. British Isles Links
    1. Christian Environment Organisations (Joining Organisations)
    2. Christian Environment Resources/ Projects
    3. Christian Justice and Peace Organisations plus the Environment
    4. Organisations involving The Environment, Christianity, and in some cases other Religions
    5. Local/Regional Christian Environment Organisations
    6. Other useful sites - newest links added at the very end of this page
  3. European Links - (European Christian Environment Network (ECEN) reports on separate page)
  4. USA and Canada Links
  5. Australia and New Zealand Links
  6. Links to Africa
  7. Links to India
  8. Blogs of CEL members and their Websites on separate page)
  9. Websites recommended by CEL members
  10. Other useful sites - newest links added at the end

  British Isles Links

i. UK Christian Environment Organisations (Joining Organisations)

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point Christian Ecology Link:
Christian Ecology Link is a UK organisation - a membership organisation - a charity - for Christians concerned about the environment. It was conceived in 1981, and constituted in 1982 and was the first such organisation to set up.It supports Christians from all backgrounds and traditions. In July 2007 celebrated its 25th birthday. It has individual members and also encourages churches to join as Church or Corporate members. Other churches have contact through the distribution of ChurchLink a twice yearly free A4 leaflet. Tel: 01524 36241
       CEL produces a twice yearly magazine, Green Christian, organises Conferences and other meetings for members, has some local groups and issues press releases on environmental topics. Its website includes a page announcing church environmental events throughout the country. Leading up to and during the year 2000 it ran the CEL Millennium Certificate Challenge and gave certificates to churches that carried out ten environmentally positive activities. Its current campaigns include a Food campaign involving promoting LOAF principles. It supports Operation Noah (raising awareness and positive action about climate change)

point A Rocha
A Rocha is an international conservation organisation working to show God's love for all creation with projects in Portugal, France, Lebanon, Kenya, Czech Republic and Canada. It has field centres in some countries. It organises Environment Sunday in the UK (formerly Conservation Sunday): Sun 4 June 2006. It launched the A Rocha UK project in London on Feb 3 2001. This includes helping the Council look after a local nature reserve/country park, work in schools and setting up a purpose built floating classroom on the canal. Contact A Rocha UK 13, Avenue Road, Southall, Middlesex UB1 3BL, tel: 02085745935 For A Rocha International contact: Barbara Mearns A Rocha, 3 Hooper St, Cambridge, CB1 2NZ Tel: (44) 1387 710286

point Society, Religion & Technology Project of the Church of Scotland
Find out about genetic engineering and cloning and read some good reports on the ethics of today's technologies on the SRT Website. Society, Religion and Technology Project, 121 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 4YN, +44 131 240 2250 srtp@srtp.org.uk - Dr M Macdonald, Policy Officer, Church of Scotland, 121 George Street Edinburgh, EH2 4YN Tel: 0131 225 5722, Ext 343 Fax: 0131 240 2207 or 0131 240 2267 mmacdonald@cofscotland.org.ukww www.churchofscotland.org.uk

point John Ray Initiative
The vision of The John Ray Initiative (JRI) is to bring together scientific and Christian understandings of the environment in a way that can be widely communicated through courses and educational materials, and lead to effective action: JRI, Room TC103, Cheltenham & Gloucester College of H.E. Francis Close Hall, Swindon Road, Cheltenham GL50 4AZ, UK Tel 01242 543580 JRI Brochure -pdf - Oct 2009

point Quaker Green Action
is a growing network of Friends of various ages, coming together to explore and promote awareness of the need for a green lifestyle. Subscription address: Anne Brewer, 6 Phoenice Cottages, Dorking Road, Bookham, Surrey, KT23 4QG, UK. See also the Quaker Living Witness Project which is started in 2002

ii. UK Christian Environment Projects or Resources

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point Certificate in Christian Rural and Environmental Studies
This is a course that would be ideal for anyone in rural ministry, whether ordained or lay. It would also be of interest to others who are concerned for the environment. It is run by Christian Rural Concern and The John Ray Initiative and offers an opportunity for integrated study:
  • Part time modular course by distance learning
  • A local personal tutor to guide you through
  • Flexibility to tailor coursework topics to your own particular concerns
  • Full website support with dedicated password protected area
  • Opportunities to meet with other participants
  • Core modules which approach rural and environmental studies from a Christian viewpoint
  • Additional modules giving the opportunity to specialise in either rural or environmental concerns
  • Certificate accredited by Keele University
  • Usually taken over two years
  • Cost is £440 in total, which includes two residential weekends, payable in two annual installments
CRES Course Secretary, Joy Gadsby, 5 Cedar Court, Addington Road, Sanderstead, Surrey, CR2 8RA. Full details 020 8657 0831 secretary@cres.org.uk Web: www.cres.org.uk

point Eco-Congregation
Eco-Congregation is a programme for churches to help them take spiritual and practical steps to care for God’s creation. It developed from a partnership between the environmental-awareness charity Encams, formerly Going for Green, and the Environmental Issues Network of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland.

From 1 April 2009, the Eco-congregation England & Wales office will be moving as David Hughes takes over. The new details will be:
David Hughes ecocongregation@arocha.org
Eco-congregation
Groundwork Sheffield
The Innovation Centre
217 Portobello
SHEFFIELD S1 4D Phone number: 0114 263 6423

Some history: Revd David Pickering was the first EcoCongregation Coordinator, and the project was set up in about 2001 with the help of EnCams. On April 1st 2004 the management of EcoCongregation was taken on by The Arthur Rank Centre. David Pickering passed on the work to Jo Rathbone who worked for two half days per week. In 2007 the mangement of EcoCongregation was taken on by A Rocha. Jo Rathbone worked two days a week using the Arthur Rank Centre as an office, but with visits to A Rocha in London.


It has three core elements:
· A set of inspiring resources comprised of modules covering a variety of topics; You can download these
· A process to encourage churches to get involved and to support the environmental work that they are doing;
· An Eco-Congregation Award, to act as a target for churches and to affirm positive environmental achievements.

point EcoCongregation Ireland

point Eco-Congregation Scotland website For Scotland contact:
Margaret Warnock Eco-Congregation Scotland, Keep Scotland Beautiful, Islay House, Livilands Lane, Stirling, FK8 2BG New Telephone Number: 01877 330182 New Email: margaret@ecocongregation.org.uk or Adrian Shaw Climate Change Programme of Church of Scotland ashaw@cofscotland.org.uk
point Climate Change Programme of Church of Scotland Adrian Shaw - ashaw@cofscotland.org.uk
Climate Change Project Officer, Church of Scotland, 121 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 4YN, 0131 225 5722

point The Catholic Church's Livesimply Challenge is supported by over 50 organisations, agencies, dioceses and others, and which reflects on God’s call for us all to live simply, sustainably and in solidarity with those who are poor.

point Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture (Formerly Ecotheology)
Established in 1992 under the original title of Theology in Green, this journal of theological reflection on ecological issues was relaunched in 1996 as Ecotheology. It is published twice a year and is now published by Equinox journals

point Countryside Matters - a good website
Find out how much the average British Upland farmer earned on average last ye ar plus other facts about British countryside and rural concerns. Site maintained by Revd Terry Brighton, (Priest -in-charge of 5 rural parishes in South Devon).

point Church Energy Conservation Scheme Scotland
Are you a church in Scotland? Could you make use of advice from this scheme?

point I breathe Less Stuff - More Life

point Livesimply God calls us to look hard at our lifestyles and to choose to live simply, sustainably and in solidarity with the poor. In this way we can help create a world in which human dignity is respected and everyone can reach their full potential. This would be true progress, worth more than economic growth alone.

Qoted from their website in Oct 2007: "Do you want to make the world a better place for everyone? Then start here by making a live simply:promise. Make a simple change in your life and get others to do the same! Over 1700 people have made live simply:promises - from practical pledges to use less energy or recycle more, to spiritual commitments to pray more or spread the live simply message. Read other people's promises, and make your own"

iii. Christian Justice and Peace Organisations     and / or    Aid Organisations      plus the environment

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National Justice and Peace network - Catholic, UK

point Columban JPIC The new Columban Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation Webpage

point CAFOD (the Catholic Fund for Overseas Development)

point Christian Aid Reports:

point ECCR - The Ecumenical Council for Corporate Responsibility - works for corporate and investor responsibility in companies and the Church. - ECCR acts as a forum where issues of corporate and investor responsibility are researched and studied, information and ideas are exchanged, and strategies are planned and implemented. - ECCR's company and thematic reports, briefing papers, quarterly Bulletin, monthly e-newsletter and web-based news will help you keep up to date on how leading transnational companies measure up to environmental, social and governance standards.

iv. UK Organisations involving The Environment, Christianity, and in some cases other Religions

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point The Christian Council for Monetary Justice. The CCMJ exists to testify to traditional insights against usury and for a just financial system. www.ccmj.org Chairman: Revd. Canon Peter Challen;
Secretary: Colin Whitmill 36 Whitfield Rd.Bognor Regis PO22 8DY

point The Big Green Jewish Website

point REEP (Religious Education and Environment Programme)
REEP provides educational programmes, a Schools Programme (RE), speakers, trainers and materials in the fields of spirituality, ecology and religion. there are Membership Networks for those who share its aims or join in the work.

point Anglican Society for the Welfare of Animals

point Catholic Concern for Animals UK

point Greenspirit The Association for Creation Spirituality in the United Kingdom
Greenspirit currently has a climate change campaign. http://www.greenspirit.org.uk/climatechange/

point EcoIslam Newsletter 2 Sept 2006

point.. ISLAMIC FOUNDATION FOR ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

 

 

v. Local/Regional Christian Environment Organisations

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(See also CEL Local Groups' page )

 

point Sage - Oxford's Christian Environmental Group
Sage is a network of Christians in the churches of the Oxford region who are exploring the relationships between faith and environmental issues. It was started in 1990. Members give presentations and lead discussions for church groups, organise nature walks and holidays, are involved in practical conservation projects, and have produced a set of Bible studies. Email
Sagewords is seful resource material on their website

point Bath and Wells Environmental website- Bath & Wells Diocesan Environment Group (DEG) Newsletters (bimonthly)

point Bradford EarthCare

point Cornish Christians' Concern for Climate Change and Creation

point Cumbria Churches Together Climate Action Website

point Devon Christian Ecology Diocese of Exeter

point Kent: Church in Society - Environment pages - part of Diocese of Canterbury and Rochester.

point London Churches Environmental Network - based in Southwark Diocese. Bimonthly newsletter. (This replaces - LondonSCARE - London and Southwark Churches Action re the Environment. which had meetings in the 1990s and early 2000s)

point North East Churches EarthCare Group - News from County Durham and Northumberland

point Faiths4change Faiths4Change is an exciting multi-faith community transformation project in England's North West and builds on the successful pilot project Operation EDEN . Burnley, Liverpool,l Manchester, Preston.

See also CEL Local Groups' page

vi. Other useful environmental links

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point WWF Report:
The Living Planet Index: (launched on 5th October)..Humans have destroyed more than 30% of the Natural World since 1970. (Think of that.. for many of us, a third of the natural world's resources gone in our lifetime.) A useful source of recent measurements to quote.

point Action Towards Local Sustainability


point SUSTAIN, the alliance for better food and farming

Help Sustain's Organic Food & Farming Targets Bill campaign, by writing a letter to your MP, and signing-up to the campaign


point Flying off to a warmer climate
A fun program which enables you to calculate the amount of air pollution produced when flying on different journeys. ..perhaps your upcoming holiday or business trip. The Climate Train Ecobalance Page compares a journey by train and boat with an air journey and finds that 3.8 times as much CO2 per passenger is produced on the air journey, but that the effect of all the other gases produced by the plane (Ozone, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and water vapour) at high altitude is over 7 times the CO2 equivalent of the ground journey.

point The New Economics Foundation
works to construct a new economy centred on people and the environment. The new economy envisioned includes a new perspective on wealth which emphasises quality of life for the human race and the environment. Founded in 1986, it is now one of the UK's most creative and effective independent think tanks, combining research, advocacy, training and practical action.
point Environment Events Diary
An excellent diary/listing of forthcoming environment/conservation events in the UK and elsewhere. Find out about forthcoming events. Make sure your event is listed. It is run by the Conservation Foundation

point WDM World Development Movement
The World Development Movement (WDM) tackles the root causes of world poverty. campaigning for fairer world trade, regulating multinationals ...

 
point Some Useful Genetic Engineering Links recommended by CEL members

point Stop Climate Chaos. Climate change coalition the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition is 80 organisations and their 4 million supporters, working together for positive action

 

  European Links

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point CEL Reports on ECEN and other Europe meetings by CEL participants

pointThe World Council of Churches Justice, Peace and Creation Unit
has recently published the 1999 edition of their magazine Echoes. It features articles on globalization, MAI and its successors, patenting genetic resources and other topics. It can also be read online

  point The European Christian Environmental Network (ECEN) was formed in Oct 24 1998. It has links to and descriptions of some Christian Environment Groups or Environment branches of Christian churches in many different countries in Europe. Some of these organisations have some useful sections in English about ideas and activities.

pointKairos Europa Kairos puts grass-roots groups in touch with each other grass-roots groups made up of people involved in social and justice issues and people from more vulnerable sections of society; women's groups, unemployed peoples groups, ecological groups. A Kairos Document can be seen at this site. Kairos UK: Grassroots operates from Luton.

pointFranciscaans Milieuproject The Franciscan Ecological Project, Stoutenburg, Holland. This Site is mostly in Dutch, but there are some pages in English

point Ethics and energy - Sweden


USA and Canada links

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point Columbi River Pastoral Letter Project: Some "green" Catholic bishops in the Pacific Northwest of Canada have produced a letter. A great website which may may give you some ideas and inspiration.

point Simple Living - Alternatives

point Au Sable

point Harvard Religion and Ecology Website. Some good descriptions of other organisations (including CEL) and web links

point Christian Environmental Association

point Earthkeeping News the Newsletter of the North American Coalition for Christianity and Ecology

pointTarget Earth

pointEarth Ministry based in Seattle, Washington, USA

point The Eyeopener is a publication of Justice, Economy and the Integrity of the Earth, a committee of Winnipeg Presbytery, The United Church of Canada. The Eyeopener is written and published by a small group of people who have concluded that the world is being pushed by corporations and politicians into a deformed, anti-life system and that until we see that, we are unable to imagine a different way. So we try to open eyes to realities and new possibilities. We publish The Eyeopener 4 times a year. Each issue is 4 pages long. Saucy, irreverent and subversive, our little paper on economics and ecology and social policy challenges people to see things in ways other than the power elites see them.

point Development and Peace A Canadian Catholic organisation have produced useful material on Bio-patenting


  Australia and New Zealand Links

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point Renewing Creation South Australian Heads of Christian Churches commission an ecumenical five part Bible Study. It is being prepared in time for Lent 2004, and bears the title – “Renewing Creation”. These studies are a reflection on the passion of our Lord in the context of the environmental crisis of our planet. Each study focuses on specific ecological crisis in the Australian context and concludes with indications of renewal; ways in which a particular disaster is being handled and can – hopefully – be overcome.

point Catholic Earthcare Australia: ..... more

pointNewcastle Anglican Diocese Environment Commission This site is well worth visiting - useful poem, page on plastic bags. Also Planet Ark

point The Earth Bible project (based in Adelaide):


point The NCCA (National Council of Churches in Australia) - have also recently issued a national ecumenical statement on the environment

point Catholic Earthcare Australia is an ecological agency established by the Australian Catholic Bishops' Conference and chaired by Bishop Christopher Toohey.

point Australian Religious Response to Climate Change (ARRCC), - A multi-faith network supporting action on climate change.


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point Network of Earthkeeping Christian Communities in South Africa

Links to India

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CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese - Report of the Activities of Diocesan Ecological Concerns Committee - 2004-2005 email for a copy of this report - a lot is going on.

An account of some activities in Kerala


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  Sites recommended by CEL Members
(These represent the views of the individual members concerned and not necessarily those of CEL.)

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  point www.sustainable-development.gov.uk/ Try the UK Sustainable Development Web site -for those who feel nothing is happening at government level it may be a surprise (and I hope a moderately encouraging one )
Recommended by M.M.


point Reuze.co.uk Useful website about recycling in UK · alu cans · batteries · books · cardboard · CDs · clothes · coins · computers · curtains · fluorescent tubes · fridges · furniture · glass · hearing aids · inkjet cartridges · junk mail · light . bulbs · medical equipment · medicines · metals · mobile phones · motor oil · office furniture · organic waste · paint · paint stripper · paper · plastic · printed circuit boards · printer . cartridges · sewing machines · spectacles · stamps ·steel cans · televisions · tools · tyres · vegetable oil · vinyl records · yellow pages ·white spirit · wood · Recommended by AC

point www.minesandcommunities.org/ The Mines and Communities Website ("MAC") seeks to empower mining-affected communities in their struggles against damaging proposals and projects
Recommended by R.S.


point Fairgroundcoffee.co.uk This distributor, based at Kendal, will supply Fair Trade coffee, tea, sugar, drinking chocolate etc in sachets IN SMALL QUANTITIES. This is useful for bed and breakfast proprietors, to put in the bedrooms of their guests
Recommended by J.A.

point The Association of Speakers Clubs
Over 130 Speakers Clubs meet in Great Britain where ordinary people have fun, gain confidence and learn how to improve their public speaking skills. Find out more by visiting this brilliant site. See if there is a club near you.

It could help you to give talks on Green or church issues - or simply make you a more effective chairperson in some club or business with which you are involved

(CEL's web editor has started attending a Speakers club in Skipton Craven Speakers Club J.A.)


Other sites

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Other useful environmental links

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point WWF Report:
The Living Planet Index: (launched on 5th October)..Humans have destroyed more than 30% of the Natural World since 1970. (Think of that.. for many of us, a third of the natural world's resources gone in our lifetime.) A useful source of recent measurements to quote.

point Action Towards Local Sustainability


point SUSTAIN, the alliance for better food and farming

Help Sustain's Organic Food & Farming Targets Bill campaign, by writing a letter to your MP, and signing-up to the campaign


point Flying off to a warmer climate
A fun program which enables you to calculate the amount of air pollution produced when flying on different journeys. ..perhaps your upcoming holiday or business trip. The Climate Train Ecobalance Page compares a journey by train and boat with an air journey and finds that 3.8 times as much CO2 per passenger is produced on the air journey, but that the effect of all the other gases produced by the plane (Ozone, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and water vapour) at high altitude is over 7 times the CO2 equivalent of the ground journey.

point The New Economics Foundation
works to construct a new economy centred on people and the environment. The new economy envisioned includes a new perspective on wealth which emphasises quality of life for the human race and the environment. Founded in 1986, it is now one of the UK's most creative and effective independent think tanks, combining research, advocacy, training and practical action.
point Environment Events Diary
An excellent diary/listing of forthcoming environment/conservation events in the UK and elsewhere. Find out about forthcoming events. Make sure your event is listed. It is run by the Conservation Foundation

point WDM World Development Movement
The World Development Movement (WDM) tackles the root causes of world poverty. campaigning for fairer world trade, regulating multinationals ...

 
point Some Useful Genetic Engineering Links recommended by CEL members

point Stop Climate Chaos. Climate change coalition the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition is 80 organisations and their 4 million supporters, working together for positive action


point The Good News website Sends out a monthly email list of Christian Events in UK especially in Yorkshire and Northern England. Now has a website 

pointSPEAK
"SPEAK is a Network connecting the emerging generation to campaign and pray on issues of global justice. Through bringing change to situations of injustice we aim to share our faith in our creator: God."

pointThe Ecologist Magazine


point Centre for Language and Ecology, which includes the on-line magazine 'Language & Ecology' and resources for researchers

point www.england-in-particular.info/ information about seasonal events

pointFriends of the Earth


point Quiet Garden Trust 250 Gardens world wide in 10 years!

pointModern Churchpeople's Union


pointOptimum Population Trust ECO-FOOTPRINTING: Tables relating populations to carbon dioxide emissions limits, and at current and modest economic lifestyles, have been added to Living Planet Report eco-footprinting data.


point World Animal Net Directory The world's largest database of animal protection societies, with over 15,000 listings and more than 8,000 links to Web Sites.

point Network of Christian Peace Organisations

point Shared Earth Trust - Denmark Farm Conservation courses and holidays. e.g. Restoring Pastures and Meadows; What's that bird? Creating a Conservation Plan

point Politics and Theology Programme at Sarum College A flexible distance-learning course with weekend conferences, designed to equip Christians for participation in politics. Study Christian political thought and action, history and the Bible. Ecumenical and cross-party.

point UK Reclaim-Reading This project involves collecting waste wood and finding ways of recycling it. They are building a charitable social enterprise that will give paid work and life skills training.

point christianevent.info

point Lifestyle Movement The Life Style Movement exists to provide inspiration and practical advice to all people of goodwill who aspire to live in a way that reflects the ideals of justice for our Earth and for those who live on it.
See details of the new edition (2001) of Horace Dammers' seminal book. Lifestyle: A parable of sharing

point the Centre for Non violent communication
A global organization helping people connect compassionately with themselves and one another through Nonviolent Communications, a process created by Marshall B. Rosenberg, Ph.D.

point Airport Watch
A source of quotable quotes : Aviation is the fastest-rising contributor to climate change. A single person on the national average wage of £25,000 pays an extra £557 in income tax to meet the costs of aviation's tax breaks.

point Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences (IFEES)

pointThe Campaign for dark skies CfDS is campaigning against light pollution - wasted light that shines where it is not wanted. Much of this wasted light shines up into the sky, causing the visual "smog" that hangs over towns and cities at night.

point The Social Creditor
Social credit critiques the philosophy of orthodox economics which justifies the evils of corporate capitalism, (one of which is ecological degradation on a global scale. ) . It follows the work of Clifford Hugh Douglas: You can read their latest magazines as pdf files.

point Climate Concern UK
UK-based campaign group, specifically focussed on spreading the word to the general public to recognise the human-induced climate change problem and to encourage reductions in energy consumption.

point Stewardship website Christian stewardship on Winchester diocese Website...

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point Pesticides Campaign

point Christian Vegetarian Association

point Many green articles on the website of The Door, The Oxford Diocesan Newspaper

point Independent Catholic News

point www.ethicalpricing.info Research into pricing tactics used by companies

point ethicalpricing-newsreader

point Carymoor Environmental Trust, Somerset We are a registered charity and Environmental Body which has taken over the management of a former landfill site three miles from Castle Cary, Somerset. We provide an engaging and fun resource for the demonstration of environmental issues for everyone. H.C.

point http://www.ecozine.co.uk/ tt

point The Old Testament Wilderness in Ecological Perspective Keith Innes, who has written our Green Pointers for Preachers - ecological Notes for sermons has carried out an MPhil and reports on his work here.

point WWW.CHRISTIANSINPARLIAMENT.ORG.UK a new website for Christian MP's and those interested in praying for and finding out about Christian activity in Parliament. It is run by the Christians in Parliament group and produced by Bible Society.

point Sites Unseen - Earths mightiest Alternative Christian Link Portal good Christian - environment Links

point Breathe Less stuff more living - Breathe is a Christian network for simpler living. UK

point The Greening - One of Andii Bowsher's blogs

point Cut your carbon with climatestewards.org.uk from A Rocha - Support charities a/projects abroad that encourage tree planting. Give a donation to mitigate effects caused by car and air travel.

point GM FREEZE CAMPAIGN www.gmfreeze.org Campaign calling on the Government for a Freeze on the commercial use of genetically engineered plants and animals. The GM Freeze is a coalition of associations. CEL supports GM Freeze.

Climate Change Speaker Network pointClimate Change Speaker Network: Nationwide network with speakers available to give climate change talks to schools, community groups, societies, faith groups, councils, etc.


point www.powerswitch.org.uk

point www.buddycom.com/ecol/Ecology.html

point www.whatyoucando.co.uk website about personal action to reduce climate change.

point Devon Christian Ecology Diocese of Exeter

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point www.green-engage.co.uk/better.html

point MA - Ecology and Religion - Readings and Links to relevant sites - Columban website (added 1 Nov 2006)

point Paperback.coop Good supplier of recycled paper and office supplies - warehouse in East London. (added 1 Nov 2006)

point CarPlus Car Sharing Scheme - lots of info

point Take the Red Pill - site written and produced by Christians trying to take a wider view of issues like social justice and the environment. Useful alternative links page

Scargill House Scargill is an inclusive, multi-cultural Christian Community in the Yorkshire Dales. It runs some courses with and environmental focus.

www.christiansimpleliving.org Christian simplicity from an Anabaptist perspective. - Church of the Brethren in University Park, Maryland, USA.

www.ecologicalhope.org

Ss Mary and John Churchyard, Oxford

point Cornish Christians' Concern for Climate Change and Creation --Added 19 June 2007

point Hilfield Project - A Franciscan Initiative for Peace and the Environment At Hilfield Friary in Dorset, UK, the brothers of the Society of St Francis have established a project which brings together both a commitment to peace and justice between people and also a care for our natural environment.

point Optimum Population Trust Added 10 July 2007

point STEWARDING THE EARTH'S RESOURCES A resource for the church about waste reduction, waste re-use and waste recycling
    Rev John Hale is having a Sabbatical this autumn to research on how the Church can take a lead in recycling more and being less wasteful... and would like to hear your ideas.

point Milton Keynes Christian Environment Group

point A3 Climate Change Calendars - Order a beautiful calendar for 2008 -make excellent presents.

point Landfill Trust- SITA - Apply for grants for Environment Projects

point Population Growth and Migration - "the manifold effects of population size and growth on the environment and society". http://www.population-growth-migration.info This site raises issues about overpopulation and migration - topics which some other environmental charities steer clear of.

point Cotteridge Quaker Meeting who refurbished their meeting house making it much more efficient. Fantastic.

 

point St Chad's Headingly Leeds, Wildlife churchyard and Ecocongregation

point www.cartoonchurch.com/blog/category/environment/

point CreationCare for Pastors website (American) - useful.

point Peace Brigades International UK

point International Justice Mission UK

point Landshare, - about giving more people the chance to grow their own fruit and vegetables and have better access to fresh, healthy food

 

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