We do not know if, when, or how Earth Ministry might give birth to some new iteration, so we encourage you to engage in the work of ecological wellbeing and justice now with our past partner organizations, local efforts and initiatives, and in your own greening faith community.
Announcing EM/WA IPL's 2025 Legislative Priorities
Cast Your Vote, Washington is about ACTIVELY CHOOSING how we will work, live, play, and pray and be in relationship with the land.
EM/WA IPL has collaborated with The Columbia River Treaty Non-Governmental Organization Caucus to forefront the regional value and responsibility to recover salmon and prioritize tribal communities whose traditional territories and foods center around the river.
From big projects like solar, to small scale, accessible, home DIY efficiency project we want to nourish our communities desire to change during our Season of Energy!
Washington communities thrive when we have clean air to breathe, safe water to drink, and an economy rooted in sustainable local jobs.
The 2024 Earth Day theme is “Planet vs. Plastic.” We hope you find some of the resources helpful!
Earth Ministry/WA IPL Signs Coalition Letter Urging Amazon to Stop Using Fossil Fuels to Power Data Centers
Lorraine Loomis Act For Salmon Recovery — SB 5727, HB 1838 - did not pass Across the state, salmon are on the brink of extinction. Some Puget Sound salmon species have declined by 90% compared to historical populations. In the Columbia…
The U.S. Government Commitments in Support of the “Columbia Basin Restoration Initiative” and in Partnership with the Six Sovereigns lays a clear path forward for free-flowing river
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Congratulations to our 2023 Congregational Award Recipients!
FERC Rejects Community Concerns; Approves GTN Xpress
In a letter received by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on September 14, 2023, Washington St. Senator Maria Cantwell headed a letter expressing concern about TC Energy's proposed expansion of the GTN XPress pipeline.
History/Background In late 2021, Bridge Point Tacoma LLC, a subsidiary of Bridge Industrial, acquired 160 acres of land in South Tacoma with plans to build a 2.5 million square foot Mega-Warehouse, the equivalent of 50 football fields of warehouse. Inspite…
