Many of the things that are talked about in connection with greening your home can also apply to greening your church — recycling, using green cleaners, practicing green lawn care, eliminating disposable products when possible and making sure the building is energy efficient. Of course, churches are composed of groups of people who may not all agree on every issue, but the first step in greening a church is calling attention to the matter.
Resources for greening your church:
•Get LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified. Your church can decide how green it wants to become and pursue the chosen …read more

Green news and blog headlines this week that may be of interest to your tree hugging family…

The most sustainable restaurant in America. And it’s family friendly LEED certified and pizza.

Type 2 Diabetes May Be Linked to Pesticide Exposure – I wouldn’t get too jumpy though, it’s a new study.

Ha. Too funny -13 ways to spot an eco-poser.

The dangerous side of eco-lighting.  Very interesting video.

Groovy solutions for urban commuters

The Forest Service is kicking off a national “Get Outdoors” campaign. This campaign is meant, “To encourage children and their parents to take advantage of recreational opportunities on national forests to develop a …read more