Resources For You

Three climate solutions newsletters with covers showing a mountain landscape, indoor discussions, and people riding bicycles on a road.

Newsletters, white papers, and publications

See our library of publications.

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Climate Pollinator Series

A resource that highlights the connection between the climate crisis and racial and social inequities. This page offers a synthesis of recommended learning materials, such as videos, podcasts, articles, and books. As stewards of God’s creation, we cannot be for the planet, without also being for the people.  In short, we cannot truly protect the environment unless we tackle social justice, too.

Three smiling people standing close together outside a building with brick walls, posing for a photo.

Shifting Climates Podcast

Shifting Climates is a faith-based podcast “persistently having good conversations about faith, hope and climate change”. Through conversations across the professional and generational spectrum, Shifting Climates wants to be a catalyst in shifting the needle on climate change for the Mennonite church. Their podcast began as a senior capstone project in 2017, and produced 15 episodes between 2 seasons from 2018-2019 with ACC.

A house with solar panels installed on the roof, overlooking a green landscape with hills and trees in the background.

Made in partnership with Community Mennonite Church of Harrisonburg, VA, the carbon tax calculator is a resource for individuals or congregations who are interested in calculating their carbon footprint, and potentially paying a “carbon tax” through offsetting or donations. Fill in the different categories and select your location to find the approximate carbon tax for your footprint.

Sustainable Housing

Equity & Climate Justice Resource

A resource that highlights the connection between the climate crisis and racial and social inequities. This page offers a synthesis of recommended learning materials, such as videos, podcasts, articles, and books. As stewards of God’s creation, we cannot be for the planet, without also being for the people.  In short, we cannot truly protect the environment unless we tackle social justice, too.