The Plan includes the aim of cutting the churchs carbon footprint by 42% by 2020, 4700 sustainable schools nationwide by 2016 and Eco-twinning with church communities in developing world.

The Diocesan Environmental Officer, Hereward Cooke, is donning his warmest cycling clothes to cycle for Christian Aid to Denmark`s capital city this coming December.

Make it personal; support the poor by counting your carbon says Church of England.

Statement from the CofEs College of Bishops responding to the challenge of Climate Change in the run-up to Copenhagen.

A Broadland vicar made the most of the riverside setting of his parishes this weekend as he rowed 15 miles between villages.

Climate change is threatening churches in Norfolk as sea levels rise. Five churches along the River Thurne now stand on far less land than they used to as their grounds are swept away.

How can we join this rapidly growing movement? There are two possible ideas. A PCC can establish itself as an Eco-congregation...

Everybody can respond to the challenge of Climate Change, and indeed Christian people must act responsibly in this perilous situation.

Well over 400 people crowded into Norwich Cathedral on 30th April to hear Professor Michael Reiss lecture on Creation or Evolution - do we have to choose?

Operation Noah has launched a Church Action Starter Pack for communities wanting to learn and take action on climate change.