Responding to the need to find out more about the issues involved, the Ignatian Ecology Network (IEN) has been created by the Social Justice Secretariat. Its aim is to inform the electors of the GC (219 in total) and the whole Society about climate change and its consequences, and to help them find ways of responding appropriately.

FACT SHEETS

• CLIMATE CHANGE (PDF 195KB)
  
• BIODIVERSITY (PDF 240KB)
• POLLUTION AND PUBLIC HEALTH (PDF 160KB)
• AGRICULTURE (PDF 143KB)
• DESERTIFICATION (PDF 86KB)
• FLOODS (PDF 143KB)
• LANDSLIDES (PDF 143KB)
• FOREST (PDF 95KB)

DOCUMENTS

• FAITH AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE (PDF 33KB)
• SPIRITUAL EXERCISES AND ECOLOGY (PDF 81KB)

• Upland Philippine Communities
• Mining Revisited
• Community Mapping Manual for Resource Management
• Decline of the Philippine Forest (Booklet)

The Promises of Mining and the Problems of Promises, 2nd Chief Executive Officer and Chief of Finance Officer Conference (CEO-CFO) Centro Pastoral Complex, Gov. Camins Avenue, Zamboanga City, September 29, 2007

Mining Statement (PDF 113.50 Kb)

Reading Nature, Saving Lives (A Newsletter of the Australian Jesuits, 12 December 2007)

• Decline of the Philippine Forest (PDF 1.32Mb)