In storm-prone New Orleans, residents find a way to keep the lights on – and help the planet
Outfitting the Lighthouses

In storm-prone New Orleans, residents find a way to keep the lights on – and help the planet
A recent discussion with Keely Lewis, High Priestess of the Temple of Utopian Hospitality and stalwart participant in our coalition, raised an intriguing question. Does New Orleans as a whole qualify as a “frontline community”? I usually think of people
Our platform outlines critical actions which are necessary in pursuit of our mission.
A recent study published in Nature reveals some troubling news for our Gulf of Mexico neighbors.
GNOICC (that’s us) has come out in opposition to the proposed sale of the ENO’s gas business to BCA and DSU because of CH4.
There are so many pretty pictures on the internet, all just a click away! When is it OK to use those images in your presentations and projects?
Read our “friend of the court” brief.
In June, Bart Everson went to northwestern Spain to represent the Greater New Orleans Interfaith Climate Coalition and the Gaian Way at the 10th International Degrowth Conference.
GNOICC is excited to collaborate again with the Louisiana Just Recovery Network.
Pointe au Chien is still in need of homes rebuilt, three years after hurricane Ida hit their community.