These resources offer helpful materials – but the Diocese of Chichester does not necessarily share nor endorse all the perspectives and views expressed.
Websites – from a Christian perspective
- Church of England Environment
- Latest CofE Environment Bulletin: Winter 2019
- Arocha UK (practical national and international projects, Wild Christian, Eco Church)
- CAFOD (Catholic Agency for Overseas Development)
- Christian Aid Climate Change Campaign
- Green Christian (Christian Ecology Link)
- Eco Church
- John Ray Initiative (connecting environment, science and Christianity)
- Joy in Enough (new economics)
- Operation Noah (climate change)
- Christian Climate Action (non-violent direct action, public witness, part of Extinction Rebellion)
Websites – from a general perspective
News:
- BBC Science and Environment
- Guardian Environment
- New Economics Foundation
- Thomson Reuters Foundation News (Climate)
- Unearthed (Greenpeace investigative journalism)
Schools:
Blogs – from a Christian perspective
- Ruth Valerio’s Blog (Christian and environmental issues)
- Katherine Hayhoe’s Blog (Leading Christian US climate scientist)
Books and articles
Bauckham Richard, Bible and Ecology: Rediscovering the Community of Creation, Darton, Longman, & Todd (2010), (226 pp.)
Church of England, Sharing God’s Planet (A Christian Vision for a Sustainable Future)
Denis Edwards. Partaking of God: Trinity, Evolution, and Ecology. Michael Glazier (2014). Pope Francis.Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (2015)
Horrell, David, The Bible and the Environment: Towards a Critical, Ecological Biblical Theology, Equinox (2010)
Moo, Douglas J., and Moo, Jonathan A., Creation Care : a Biblical Theology of the Natural World. Zondervan (2018), (250 pp.) [paperback and e-book]
Valerio, Ruth, Just Living : Faith and Community in an Age of Consumerism, Hodder (2016) [paperback]
Valerio, Ruth, L is for Lifestyle: Christian Living that Doesn’t Cost the Earth. IVP, revised edition (2008) [paperback and e-book]