by Sue Certain | May 19, 2022
What do I, a free-thinking Unitarian Universalist, have in common with an Evangelical Christian? Saving Us: A Climate Scientist’s Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World, a book by Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, the chief climate scientist for The Nature Conservancy... 
by Jon Reese | May 12, 2022
The climate is in crisis. Feeling an urge to click away from this blog post? You’re not alone, and author George Marshall knows why. In his 2014 book Don’t Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired To Ignore Climate Change, a book our Climate Action Team read... 
by Lee Cook | May 5, 2022
Zero net energy is the building industry standard for energy-saving design for any building that produces more energy than it consumes, thus reducing energy needs from traditional non-renewable sources and reducing carbon-based air pollution. After years of confusing... 
by Jon Reese | Apr 28, 2022
Eight members of the Climate Action Team joined hundreds of other activists at Climate Action Campaign’s “Fight for Our Future: Georgia Rally for Climate, Care, Justice, and Jobs” on Saturday, April 23, at Liberty Plaza, across from the state... 
by Pat Russell | Apr 21, 2022
You’re going to need to buy things, but you have a choice as to how many of those things are packaged. Sustainable packaging includes packaging that can either be reused, composted, or recycled. The first on the list of Rs now is Reduce, Rethink (Do I need this... 
by Susan Perz | Apr 14, 2022
What are carbon offsets, and what do they have to do with “net zero”? How can corporations claim to be eliminating their damage to the environment when they don’t actually change their extractive and polluting practices? Corporations like the idea of carbon offsets...