California Interfaith Power & Light
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This is the fourth blog in a series about COP 28 from CIPL supporter Amy Quirk California, a world-class economy and environmental leader, continues to innovate at COP28. Technically, the “parties” negotiating at each Conference of the Parties are national governments, so the State of California participates at the subnational level to have an impact. …
This is the third blog in a series about COP 28 from CIPL supporter Amy Quirk There is another conference venue. Beyond COP28’s Expo City campus, and closer to the Arabian Gulf, is the Innovation Zone in the Madinat Jumeirah Conference and Events Centre. The Innovation Zone’s campus and purpose differ from COP28, yet they …
Get Organized: Green Teams Perhaps there is just one or two of you who are enthusiastically committed to your congregation’s carbon-reduction efforts, or perhaps you already have a team with clergy backing. As this process can take you down many paths, it’s desirable to have individuals with varied interests, skills, and perspectives. One or two …
Join the many faith communities across California that take seriously the call from their faith to care for their neighbor by caring for our common home. They are using Interfaith Power & Light’s unique Cool Congregations stewardship program resources to reduce the climate change emissions from their facilities, help their members reduce emissions at home, …
UPDATE: Oct 10, 2023 AB 631 (Hart) – Oil and gas: enforcement penalties SIGNED AB 579 (Ting) – Electric School Busses SIGNED SB 49 (Becker) – Solar parking lots (got cut) and highways SIGNED ****PREVIOUS POSTS***** UPDATE: Oct 5, 2023 Three of our five priority bills will be in front of the governor this month …
