Dangers of Giant Hogweed
Global Plastics Treaty
A rare antelope choked and died in a Tennessee zoo after mistaking a plastic cap for a berry,1 proving that no animal is safe from the plastic pollution ravaging the planet. Even those in captivity with a conscientious team of caregivers are facing the fatal consequences of our actions. The horned African antelope, a sitatunga named […]
Planet Vs. Plastics
Planet vs. Plastics For Earth Day 2024 on April 22nd, EARTHDAY.ORG is unwavering in our commitment to end plastics for the sake of human and planetary health, demanding a 60% reduction in the production of ALL plastics by 2040.Planet vs. Plastics unites students, parents, businesses, governments, churches, unions, individuals, and NGOs in an unwavering commitment to call for the […]
Songs for Creation
Every year, Creation Justice Ministries produces a resource to help congregations observe Earth day. for the first time, we have commissioned and co-written three original pieces of music that tie into the resources’ main themes. As you prepare for Earth Day this year, we invite you to explore these songs and find ways that they can […]
Friends in the Garden
If you’re not sure where to start, here’s a guide of plants that work well together and help one another grow healthy and strong. You might notice that some of these combinations also make good plate friends, too! Have fun with companion planting. While some combinations are the result of scientific testing and knowledge, a […]
Doce Lume Farm: Gardening for the 21st Century
Our mission is to engage the Skaneateles Lake community in watershed protection and ecosystem restoration by converting properties to deep-rooted native perennial plants, filtering increasingly frequent polluted runoff from intense rainfall events and providing habitat to native insect and bird populations that are both seeing steady declines in numbers. A 2023 study reveals that “at […]
The Wild Story of Manuka, the World’s Most Coveted Honey
This article was originally published on afar.com By Brad Daphne With all due respect to sauvignon blanc drinkers, New Zealand’s trendiest liquid export is something far sweeter than wine. Derived from the nectar of a native bush (Wleptospermum scoparium), manuka honey has stirred enthusiasm among health-conscious connoisseurs since the early ’80s, when a local scientist […]
Fossil Fuel Divestment and Why it Matters
By Kip Coerper Thank you readers for all of the steps you may be taking to address climate change and reduce your carbon footprint – recycling, driving EV’s, going vegan, eating grass fed beef, carpooling, buying efficient light bulbs and appliances, etc. These are really important, and please share the ways you are making a difference […]
Green Corner – February 2023 | New Year Resolutions
Books to Read on How and Why We Care for Creation For the dark, cold days of winter, I would like to share a list of books to learn more about our present climate emergency which offer solutions that we can consider. A wonderful devotional book is Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley’s “BECOMING ROOTED – 100 […]
Green Corner – January 2023 | New Year Resolutions
A New Years’ Resolution this year could be to examine what you consume. Everyday millions of products enter our homes. Are they from environmentally responsible companies? Are they packaged in unnecessary plastic? Are there options of the same product being sustainably produced? Consider some online research to determine where to shop. greenpages.org at greenamerica.com […]
