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Eco Web links

Websites with a Christian and Eco content

The Money saving Guide to going green at home

Recommended by Ms. Platt & Jessica, Jocelyn, Adam, and Madalyn ( Eco students)

Here you will find information on:

How to reduce water usage at home

Tips for sustainable landscaping and gardening

Conservation tips for kids and teens

Tips for saving money on environmenatlly friendly products

https://couponfollow.com/research/home-green-guide

Stratford-upon-Avon Methodist Church

A church with Gold Eco Church status - https://www.stratforduponavonmethodist.org.uk

A Guide to Green Shopping

Recommended by Amelia from the USA

Article includes a great breakdown on sustainable shopping practices, buying green, buying local, FairTrade, reducing and re-using, etc

https://www.jomashop.com/blog/articles/guide-to-green-shopping

 

A Rocha

Christian conservation group – www.arocha.org.uk

Climate stewards 

helping to offset your carbon footprint -    www.climatestewards.org

Green Christian

 www.greenchristian.org.uk

Operation Noah

Working on climate change – https://operationnoah.org

John Ray Institute 

Working on the interface of faith and science in relation to the climate – www.jri.org.uk

EcoChurch

A project to help Churches address creation care – lots of helpful resources - https://ecochurch.arocha.org.uk

Christian Aid

Coming at climate change from a development point of view -  www.christianaid.org.uk

CAFOD

They are campaigning on climate change – https://cafod.org.uk

Tearfund

Have resources on the environment and climate - https://learn.tearfund.org

Other organisations

There are many other organisations working in this area e.g. Greenpeace, World Wildlife Fund, Refill (working on plastics) Surfers Against Sewage (also working on plastics) and local groups such as Avon Wildlife Trust, Bathscape, Repair Café, Transition Bath, the protest group Extinction Rebellion and …….. lots more.

United Nations Climate Change

https://unfccc.int

Carbon Footprint

You might want to calculate your Carbon Footprint. There are many websites offering that facility:

World Wildlife Fund

https://footprint.wwf.org.uk/#/

Carbon Footprint

https://www.carbonfootprint.com/calculator.aspx

360 Carbon

For churches and organisations - https://360carbon.org

Footprintr.me

Only available when embedded in other peoples’ websites e.g. Arocha

https://www.arocha.org/en/news/climate-stewards-launches-footprintr-me/

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