FaCT

Faith Communities Together for a Sustainable Future

At first I was fighting to save rubber trees, then I thought I was fighting to save the Amazon rainforest. Now I realize I am fighting for humanity.

Read FaCT's 2024 Annual Report

Listen to the latest FaCT podcast!

Justin Nobel: Unveiling the Radioactive Truth: Big Oil’s Dangerous Secret

In this episode of "Just the Facts," featuring guest Justin Nobel, an acclaimed journalist and author, a dark and critical issue within the oil and gas industry comes to light—radioactivity in oil field waste.

Saturday, November 16 at 3 PM ET Our Next Distinguished Speakers: Kevin Anderson & Dan Calverley

"Climate Uncensored"

Kevin Anderson & Dan Calverley:

Speaking onSaturday, November 16 at 3 PM ET

Anderson & Calverley

In 2022, with a previous Tyndall Centre colleague Dr Dan Calverley, Dr. Kevin Anderson established a new project Climate Uncensored, providing “robust, unflinching commentary and assessment of the scale of the climate challenge and our responses to it.”[7] Acknowledging “the inspiring and often courageous work of the climate science community .. when it comes to cutting emissions, there is a widespread failure to accept the true scale and urgency of the challenge. Such ‘mitigation denial’ is rife, even within the expert community.” Climate Uncensored focuses on cutting emissions, taking its lead from the Paris commitment to hold the global temperature rise to ‘well below 2°C and pursuing efforts to limit the increase to 1.5°C’. it is guided by the IPCC’s carbon budgets and strives to remain cognisant of issues of equity and fairness.

About FaCT

We believe In the moral imperative of addressing climate change - engaging Faith Communities and people of conscience in the interconnectedness and sacredness of the natural world and one another.

Newsletters

Every month, FaCT produces a newsletter, on-line, rich with information and images. Click the button below to read the newsletters . . .

White papers

FaCT has a number of scientists that have written in-depth articles about issues relating the environment and climate change. Check out these white papers here.

Podcasts

FaCT produces a monthly podcast. These feature in-depth interviews with many of our Distinguished Speakers as well as discussions with people directly impacted by climate issues in the greater Ohio Valley region.

Help FaCT!

Help us improve the quality of the land, air, and water in the Ohio Valley region

As a non-profit, FaCT depends on its generous donors to help it fulfill its mission. Click on the image to the right to learn more about how you can become a part of the FaCT Donor Team.

East Palestine. Never Forget.

February 3, 2023. One and a half years ago.

The derailment in East Palestine, OH is a reminder of how fragile our environment is. And how easily it can be soiled by actions from careless corporate behavior.

Listen

FaCT team members traveled to East Palestine ten weeks after the derailment. They interviewed East Palestine citizens to get a sense of what they experienced with the derailment and how it has affected their lives.

Prevent

Reach out to your state or federal representative and express your opinion about what can and should be done to prevent these derailments in the future.

Learn. Take Action.

At FaCT, we want to inform and educate you about the critical environmental issues and climate change threats our nation faces. And then, we want to invite you to stand with us, to take action, to make a difference. Together, we can shape a better future.

Learn

We have many ways you can learn about important issues relating to the environment and climate change in the Ohio Valley and beyond. Some of the resources on this site are:

Take Action

Visit the "Take Action" section of our site to learn how you can get involved to have a positive impact on the environment and to mitigate the impact of climate change wherever you may live.

East Palestine Derailment

Radioactive Well Brine

This is a major ecological issue in Ohio

Fracking

Climate change

Our Constituents Love Us, and We Think You Will, Too

FaCT is working to help empower communities to protect our air, water, and soil, and the health and safety of Ohio families as well as working to mitigate climate change. Our supporters appreciate the team effort FaCT is making to help build a better future.

  • I’ve been a proud supporter of FACT for over 10 years. Their strong leadership in advocating for sustainable energy has been a huge inspiration for me personally.

  • FaCT continues to address the heart of the problem and offers credible programming that invites us to not just know better, but do better. Our faith community is pleased to be an “anchor” for FaCT.

  • FaCT has brought us together to work towards a common goal…. I pray for the well-being of the people I've met in the struggle, people who I can now call my sisters and brothers, and I pray that others will see the importance of caring for creation.

  • FaCT provides a vital inter-faith nexus of information and cooperative action for environmental sustainability.

  • If we are to solve the serious environmental problems our Ohio Appalachian communities face when dealing with fracking, we need to educate citizens. FaCT is a leader when it comes to providing educational materials, speakers and outreach. I am honored to be a part of the FaCT family.

  • II am truly grateful for the air filter. My breathing has improved and I feel much better.

  • My husband and I are very grateful for the church purchasing an air purifier for our home following the train derailment. Knowing it was safe to be back home gave us peace of mind. We are very blessed to have a caring fellowship.

  • I am so grateful for the air filter given to me by the church. The air in my home is cleaner and easier to breathe. With the cleaner air comes also lesser anxieties due to the train derailment in February.

  • FaCT is a great example of how people of different faiths aren’t as far apart in beliefs and commitments as some want to portray.

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