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Don’t miss May 28 presentation by Blake Davis, adjunct professor, IIT: A 50-Year Survival Plan for Climate Change.... fb.me/B4n1rHJp

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A single oyster can clean up to five liters of water an hour! (from Metnal Floss)

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Plants 'Talk' To Each Other Using Nanoscale Sound Waves To Help Them Grow, Study Suggests j.mp/ZEuHbN via @HuffPostGreen

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The rapidly acidifying Arctic Ocean(from absorbing CO2 emissions pushed us over critical thresholds w/major impacts. bit.ly/12K1Kvs

10:10 am · 6 May, 2013

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Listening to Sing for the Climate ..."We need to build a better future, and we need to start right now" Uplifting! bit.ly/SPgCEa

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According to a new report commissioned by the Illinois Office of Coal Development, 13 million tons of Illinois... fb.me/2qBMmLcsY

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Lifestyles for a Sustainable Future

By Pam Richart, on November 19th, 2010

Lifestyles for a Sustainable Future

Six-week Series February 6, 2011 through April 24, 2011 (Sunday evenings, beginning February 6)

Cost: $50

As we face growing concerns over a warming planet, diminishing natural resources, food security and the end of the fossil fuel age, we must ask ourselves: How does our faith guide us? How can our actions reflect the justice and affimation of life in which we believe?

Join this interactive educational series that blends [...]

Our Changing Planet - In Real Time

By Pam Richart, on September 27th, 2010

Our Changing Planet – In Real Time

It’s hard to understand how quickly our earth is changing. This World Clock by poodwaddle.com provides an amazing look at the intersection of our energy use, world population trends, food production and the impact of these activities on our environment.

These are uncertain times, for sure. Our future depends on creating and living into systems that nurture and restore life. This means living differently, changing [...]