The latest quarterly issue of Greenenergyohio.org‘s news magazine has a very good story about OhIPL’s work in helping houses of worship in Ohio work toward energy efficiency. Tony Bidinger’s article spotlights: * Sanctuary lighting at First English Lutheran in Columbus … Continue reading
‘Where are the ears to hear and the eyes to see?’ are the words of the President of Interfaith Power and Light following the U.S. Senate leadership’s announcement yesterday on climate change legislation. After months of work to craft legislation, … Continue reading
From the Cincinnati Enquirer of July 21, 2010: ‘The green movement has found fertile ground and concrete applications within the region’s largest religious organization, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. . .’ ‘”What is heartening is that, whether one believes specifically that … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Monday 7/12/10 has a profile of OhIPL co-founder and Board member Sister Paula Gonzalez. The article nicely describes the 1,450 square foot former chicken barn which has been her passive solar home since 1981, and her … Continue reading
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Monday 7/12/10 has a profile of OhIPL co-founder and Board member Sister Paula Gonzalez. The article nicely describes the 1,450 square foot former chicken barn which has been her passive solar home since 1981, and her … Continue reading
This week, national Interfaith Power and Light leaders the Rev. Sally Bingham and Susan Stephenson visited the devastation on the Louisiana coast from the BP oil spill. Also on the trip were Jim Wallis of Sojourners, David Saperstein of the … Continue reading
The former vice president of the National Association of Evangelicals is a Climate Convert. And he wants you to be one too. Richard Cizik says: “I had an epiphany in 2002, when I attended a conference with leading scientists and … Continue reading
NPR’s Weekend Edition for June 27, 2010 ran a story about the Southern Baptist Convention passing a resolution on the BP BlowuP. Especially noteworthy is this comment from Dr. Russell Moore, the dean of the School of Theology at Southern … Continue reading
Thanks to its municipally-owned electric utility, the city of Westerville is implementing advanced metering as a first step toward its energy future. Energy efficiency is one of the benefits from advanced metering, enabling residents to have access to more information … Continue reading
From Scientific American, June 22, 2010: A majority of scientists who dispute global warming lack the climatological expertise to do so. A mathematician in Alberta, an oceanographer from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a darling of climate change contrarians … Continue reading