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Urban Harvest

Confronting climate change and poverty, a new crop of city farmers comes of age in Africa. Table of Contents | Digital Edition
Guardian Environmental Network
By Gabe Derita
Envirogelicalism: The Growing Force of Evangelicals in the Climate Change Debate
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February 17, 2010: Environmentalism represents a set of values; a structure of guiding principles relating man to nature. At its core lies the concept of sustainability, an idea that relates to every aspect of human life and stands far above... read more >
You Are What You Throw Away
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April 5, 2009: In our consumer-driven society, producing trash occurs more regularly than bowel movements for most people. We use what we need, dispose of the rest and move on with little thought. Trash is removed from our sight and our... read more >
Poweshift 2009 Galvanizes America's Youth
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March 8, 2009: In nature, anomalies can be important in natural development. If nothing else they almost always signal a change; sometimes even a new species can emerge. National conferences are generally removed from the sphere of student... read more >
350: A Global Cause Calls For Local Action
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November 18, 2008: It is easy to question the real effectiveness or value of protest. A bunch of people holding signs in the cold, shouting awkward rhymes and marching seems to do little but re-enforce the stereotype of whiny liberals. Besides... read more >
Cap Vs. Tax: The Debate on Climate legislation
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November 17, 2008: With a new administration months away, and a frenetically urgent sense that something big is about to happen, it is likely that bold new energy proposals will be heard in the halls of the capitol this coming year. Any... read more >
Gabe Derita