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The Twelve Days of sustainablog: Biofuels, Preachers, and Echinacea

In Sustainablog - Posted 2 weeks ago

May Day, Mother's Day, Memorial Day and even Cinco de Mayo lots to celebrate in May. We had lots to celebrate at sustainablog, also especially...

Tags: rebate

Chanukah and the environment

In Watchdog Earth - Posted 2 weeks ago

My Jewish friends will be lighting their third Chanukah candle tonight, their menorahs re-enacting a miracle long ago when a cruse of oil enough for...

Tags: climate change energy conservation lighting policies

The Twelve Days of sustainablog: Dumpster Diving, Online Shopping and Hand Towels

In Sustainablog - Posted 2 weeks ago

With several new GO blogs launching in March, a few of sustainablog's regulars moved on to other posting assignments. We were fortunate that a number ...

Tags: solar solar power victoria wind

Obama, Rick Warren and me

In Marc Gunther - Posted 3 weeks ago

Rick Warren is one the most likable people I've ever met. We traveled to Rwanda together back in 2005, and spent time at Saddleback Church. I came awa...

Tags: political

Religious Faith in Technology

In Science Base - Posted 5 weeks ago

The Elucian Islands in the virtual online world known as Second Life are to host a climate change conference. Speakers will present live from Imperial...

Tags: climate change

British Charity Launches Climate Change Green Guide for Muslims

In Treehugger - Posted 11 weeks ago

Tomorrow in London the Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences (IFEES) will launch a Muslim Green Guide to Reducing Climate Change a...

Tags: british recycling

Solar Roof Brings Vatican Closer to Becoming World's First Carbon-Neutral State

In Treehugger - Posted 13 weeks ago

Holy Green: The world's smallest state aims to become the first net zero emitter. (photo via Wikipedia)This week, the Vatican did its part to make the...

Tags: carbon renewable renewable energy solar solar panels vatican city

Anti-Intellectualism

In Economist's View - Posted 15 weeks ago

Jeffrey Sachs says anti-intellectualism could end up getting us all killed :The American anti-intellectual threat, by Jeffrey D. Sachs, Commentary, P...

Tags: climate change climate policy economic global warming policies policy

Religion and Darwin and Politics, Business & Environmental Stewardship

In Sustainablog - Posted 15 weeks ago

Fellow Green Options blogger, Sam Aola Ooko, recently related that there has been a reconciliation of religion and evolution.As written in that EcoWor...

Tags: england

Party Like It's 5769 And Have Yourself a Sustainable Jewish New Year

In Treehugger - Posted 15 weeks ago

Christian Americans have one. So do the Chinese, Muslims and the Jews. I am talking about New Years celebrations. While January 1st is the obvi...

Tags: chinese sustainable

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