“Prayers for the Earth” is tonight, Sunday, 19 April 2026 at 6PM. We are proud to be partnering with GreenFaith for this special event. If you can join us at the Community Church Unitarian Universalist NOLA, we look forward to
Everyone has a right to know what is in the air they breathe.
Is this what Louis Armstrong was singing about?
GNOICC signed the December 15, 2025 Earthjustice letter opposing the SPEED Act because the legislation would significantly weaken the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), reducing environmental protections, public transparency, and community input in federal decision-making. The letter argues that the bill prioritizes private project
Neighborhood Power Plan Approved The New Orleans City Council unanimously approved the $30 million Neighborhood Power Plan, a community-led proposal by Together New Orleans and the Alliance for Affordable Energy to strengthen the city’s power grid through solar-plus-battery systems at homes and community institutions.
On Sunday, December 14th, GNOICC celebrated our annual Season of Light event. We are deeply grateful to everyone who helped make the evening so special and to all who joined us in community and reflection. Congratulations once again to Anne Rolfes and Darryl Malek-Wiley, recipients
Earthjustice and a coalition of environmental and community groups strongly oppose H.R. 1949 (the “Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential Act of 2025”), arguing that the bill would strip the Department of Energy of its responsibility to evaluate the full economic,
The Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition held its annual Visioning Summit on November 18, with the purpose of spending dedicated time together to recommit to GNOICC’s mission and core values. Approximately 30 persons attended this meeting. Rev. Kathy Lee-Cornell
This is what we want. This is what we will work to realize!
Glass Half Full was established in New Orleans in 2020 to fill a major gap: before their founding, there were no glass-recycling facilities in the city. The organization offers glass-collection services to residents, businesses, and events, as well as free