Linda DeGraf Scott DeGraf More than just another green house, 'Woodhaven' bu ...

Our drive for growth often ignores the human cost of our actions. It isn’t until pollution becomes severe enough that we begin to change. Nearly one-in-six people in the United St ...

The fruits of the garden required labor, and the fruit of their knowledge produced children, and God made each to tend the land. Decreeing that (hu)man(ity) must toil the earth, and the female body would endur ...

We need to set an enforceable limit on global warming pollution on the national and international scale, and then we need to enforce it as if our future largely depends on it. Because it does. ...

An examination of current public debate reveals a divide between the “brown agenda” of economic opportunity and the “green agenda” of environmental sustainability. An examination ...

Communities across the globe are being affected by the impacts of climate change, from food insecurity to extreme temperatures, but those with more resources are better able to adapt. Climate change is having ...

Korla Masters Detroiters often use the phoenix rising from the ashes as a metaphor for the city's resilience. Worms might be just as ...

Sven Eberlein In the wake of last year's Fukushima disaster, German chancellor Angela Merkel announced the country would phase out n ...

The Editors Mohandas Gandhi was keenly aware of the root causes of hunger, and he knew that the problem was not a lack of resources on God ...

Fredric L. Quivik What Matthew 4 has to say to the age of climate change. In Jesus' temptation in the wil ...

Jim Wallis An ethic of endless economic growth, powered by fossil fuels, is ultimately unsustainable. We have ...

Elizabeth Palmberg The award-winning environmental ministry of Haygood United Methodist Church in Atlanta got started in 2007, when the cl ...

Herman Daly Gross Domestic Product mislabels damage to the planet. For which of you, intending to build a to ...