Reduce your footprint on Mother Earth – keep all your stuff in service as long as possible and find creative reuses for them. That reduces the need for new materials and landfill space. From Sierra magazine. (Image: Creative Commons)
15 years after the Deepwater Horizon spill
A decade and a half after the Deepwater Horizon rig spilled 134 million gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico, advocates are worried that policies may not prevent another disaster. The Natural Resources Defense Council explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
How Pope Francis influenced global climate action
More than his predecessors, Pope Francis, who died Monday at the age of 88, spoke out on social issues, including climate change. This essay looks at the legacy the late Pontiff had on climate change. From Scientific American. (Photo: Semilla Luz, Creative Commons)
Plan to celebrate Earth Day in your congregation
Earth Day, April 22, is only a weeks away! Start planning now to observe it with education, worship and hands-on activities. SOLI has compiled a number of great sites and resources to fit any context! (Photo: Aussiegal, Creative Commons)
Observe Earth Day in your congregation this year
Earth Day, April 22, is only a weeks away! Start planning now to observe it with education, worship and hands-on activities. SOLI has compiled a number of great sites and resources to fit any context! (Photo: Creative Commons)
The complete beginners’ guide to vegetable gardening
There’s no food fresher or more satisfying than what you grow and pick from your own garden. But for the beginner, the task of growing your own food can be overwhelming. Not to worry. The Old Farmer’s Almanac offers instructions. (USDA photo by Lance Cheung)
The complex ecology of cemetaries
Cemeteries provide a refuge and habitat for plants and wildlife, as well as a quiet, park-like place for people to stroll, jog or birdwatch. At the same time, they can be potential sources of pollution from human burial customs. The Sierra Club explains. (Photo: Waldopepper, Creative Commons)
8 things you need to know about water scarcity
More and more, people are experiencing the climate crisis through water. Floods, drought and changing rainfall patterns are destroying communities, and disrupting wildlife habitat and agriculture. The National Wildlife Federation explains. (Photo: Pexels)
The 15 biggest environmental problems of our lifetime
From plastic pollution to toxic chemicals all around us, it’s no secret that the world is in trouble from many environmental threats that demand immediate action, but which are the most pressing? Earth.org lists the priorities. (Photo: aussiegirl, Creative Commons)
Climate change intensified the L.A.-area wildfires
The inferno in Southern California may go down as the most costly wildfire event in history. Razing thousands of homes and displacing tens of thousands, the wildfires are especially deadly because of climate-change, Yale’s Climate Connections reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
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