See – I would have contributed… From my grandmother – kinda like bread pudding….
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- NPR: Issues Of The Environment: Ann Arbor Partners-Up To Get Houses Of Worship To ‘Go Solar’David Fair | July 19, 2017 In this week’s “Issues of the Environment,” we talk with Jennifer Young, Project Manager at Michigan Interfaith Power and Light. The group is working to get houses of worship in Ann Arbor to ‘go solar.’ Listen Here
- BuzzFeed News: How documentaries can make climate believers out of ChristiansKatie Hasty | July 19, 2017 On Dec. 8, 2015, the basilica in the Vatican was baptized in blue water. Images of endangered animals climbed the columns and domes of the magnificent Italian church, and giant illuminated butterflies clung to its walls. Fifty projectors lit up the white stone of the Roman Catholic mecca with […]
- Midwest Energy News: Minnesota community solar projects aimed at low-income subscribersBy Frank Jossi | July 6, 2017 A Minneapolis community solar garden developer has begun building five projects aimed at reducing electricity costs for low-income consumers. Cooperative Energy Futures (CEF) is building community solar gardens that will collectively generate a total of 5.6 megawatts of electricity, including one atop a Catholic church in suburban Minneapolis. To […]
- C & G Newspapers: If you love your neighbor, you’re not polluting their airKayla Dimick | July 5, 2017 SOUTHFIELD — A local organization is crossing religious barriers in the name of saving the planet. Michigan Interfaith Power and Light is a nonprofit organization founded in 2002 to inspire and equip people of faith to take care of the planet, according to its website. MIIPL is part of […]
- Courier-Journal: Turn a ripple into a waveTim Darst | June 27, 2017 As fast as our news cycles move these days, the short-sighted decision to pull out of the Paris Accords may seem like old news, but the negative effect of this decision will be reverberating for many years to come. The message this action sends from America to the world is […]
- Eden Prairie News: Pax Christi to host community solar gardenBy Tim Engstrom | June 22, 2017 It looks like Pax Christi Catholic Community will have the first community solar garden in Eden Prairie. While there are places with solar panels and while other entities have invested in shared solar arrays located elsewhere, the one planned for the building at 12100 Pioneer Trail should be […]