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Mercury and the unborn
The rising level of mercury in our environment poses threats to all life, and especially the unborn. The Evangelical Environmental Network is working to raise awareness about this hazard and mobilize people of faith to join the fight. Here they offer a package of materials. (Photo by Yeshe, used by Creative Commons license. Thanks!)
Environmental Stewardship–A Privilege
The Alabama Faith Council offers a series of action items aimed at helping people of faith and worshiping communities become better stewards of the environment. Click here for 10 steps you can take, along with a selection of useful links and tools. The AFC reminds us that “taking care of the Earth is not just… Read more»
Green Stewardship: 12 Actions for 2012
Click here a list of 12 simple stewardship actions to take that will produce big yields both for you and for the planet. Thanks to the Worldwatch Institute for this concise list and for their emphasis on sustainability for all people. (Photo by Sunflowers for Lolly used under Creative Commons License. Thanks!)
Choosing to be a Non-Consumer
Click here to read Dave Chameides’ list of 13 questions to ask yourself before making a purchase. Chances are you can cut your consumption significantly through this little exercise. This article was originally posted on the Care2.com website. Photo by pudpuduk used under Creative Commons License. Thanks!)
Waste Not Strategies for the Holiday Season
With Thanksgiving right around the corner and Christmas just over a month away, food waste is something good stewards should avoid. The Earth Watch Institute offers 10 tips to reduce food waste during this celebratory season, remembering that “Consumers in developed countries such as the United States are responsible for 222 million tons of this… Read more»
Stewardship and a Plenitude Economy
Economist Juliet Schor believes a plenitude economy is the way to a sustainable, fulfilling lifestyle that uses fewer resources, consumes less stuff, and builds relationship capital. Click here to read about the book True Wealth and to watch a short video summarizing Schor’s ideas. Could a plenitude economy simply be good stewardship? (Photo by Salim… Read more»
Green Wisdom from Grandparents
As children of the Great Depression, our grandparents and great-grandparents learned to “use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without.” Here’s a photo essay from Mother Earth Network detailing seven green practices we can learn from our elders. (Photo by Lee J. Haywood used under Creative Commons License. Thanks!)


