Tag: Environment

  • A Sustainable Life

    We were so fortunate this past Season of Creation to have four of our members come forward and share their ways of living a sustainable life. Here’s a summary so that you can go back to review their tips: Sustainable CommutingStuart Hobbes told us about the value of bus commuting, how it was good for…

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  • 2020: An Environmental Retrospective

    An environmental review from The New York Times, some positive views from Grist and Bill McKibben, and some ideas on how to be a proactive environmentalist in 2021

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  • Creation Care Blog Bibliography

    Creation Care Basic Resources Episcopal Creation Care How to Get Environmental News Environmental Racism Caring for Creation and Your Community by Gardening Earth Overshoot Day It’s Plastic Free July Sustainable Living—Clothing The Season of Creation

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  • Sustainable Living: Clothing

    In some areas of life, it is not too hard to live more sustainably. Reducing use of plastic is pretty easy. Earth-safe cleaning products are plentiful on the shelves of even the big grocery store and discount department store chains. Craigslist, Facebook marketplace and neighborhood groups, eBay and local thrift stores and yard sales make…

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  • The Season of Creation

    The Season of Creation, September 1st through October 4th, is celebrated by Christians around the world as a time for renewing, repairing and restoring our relationship to God, one another, and all of creation. October 4th is the The Feast of St. Francis, which is why denominations around the world, including the Episcopal Church, use…

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  • Creation Care/How to Get Environmental News

    If you want to keep up with the latest environmental news, there is no lack of newsletters you can follow online. Here are some you can try for free: I like The Guardian newsletter Green Light. It arrives weekly and has a British perspective on the environmental crisis. It begins with stories of good news,…

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  • Environmental Racism

    A Yale School of the Environment interview opens: “The killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police and the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on African Americans, Latinos, and Native Americans have cast stark new light on the racism that remains deeply embedded in U.S. society. It is as present in matters of the environment as in…

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