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California Interfaith Power and Light
(CIPL) is galvanizing a religious response to global warming
as the moral issue of our time. All major faith traditions
call us to be good stewards of the earth, therefore we must
work together to address the grave threat to humanity and
all of Creation posed by global warming. Since our founding
in 2001, we have mobilized religious support for landmark
legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in California,
educated hundreds of thousands of congregants, and worked
with every major religious denomination in the state. CIPL
member congregations are leading by example, reducing CO2
emissions in our own houses of worship by over 20 million
pounds.
Over 460 congregations of many diverse faith traditions are
members of CIPL. Is yours?
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Above: CIPL President Sally Bingham looks on as Gov. Schwarzenegger signs Executive Order on Fuel Emissions Standards, January 18, 2007
California Interfaith Power and Light is the first of 26 state Interfaith Power and Light organizations in the United States. For more information on the national Interfaith Power and Light movement, or to find out if your state has a program, please visit The Regeneration Project’s home page:
220 Montgomery Street, No. 450
San Francisco, CA 94104
www.theregenerationproject.org
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A Change of Climate
A new report from the Environmental Justice and Climate Change Initiative (EJCC) and Redefining Progress finds that the negative social and economic effects of climate change are amplifying the social inequities that already exist among African Americans, low-income, and other marginalized communities.
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ShopIPL.org
ShopIPL.org
is an online store that provides energy efficient
products for faith communities and their members.
CIPL members qualify for a 10% discount. Click
here for the discount
code.
You can also order discounted lightbulbs here.
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Read Capitol Weekly Op-Ed
We advocate the AB32 Scoping Plan require revenue be used to speed the transition to a clean energy future, assist low income households with increased utility costs, investments in energy efficiency and green jobs skills training.
Please visit
our new blog!
CIPL's blog
is an open forum to highlight the amazing work, upcoming
events, ideas, and best practices of our member congregations
in fulfilling their CIPL Covenant
commitments.
Congregational
Covenant now in Spanish
Respondiendo al calentamiento del planeta con el Convenion
de la Congregacion, ahora en
Español.
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