It’s all very well to recycle as much as we can, buy natural products, avoid consumerism and try to live more simply, but the best way to fight climate change…
On Monday, April 26, at 6:00 pm, BREAD will hold a mock funeral procession around City Hall, with our spokespeople there as “mourners” to deliver a eulogy for bad policing…
You are invited to join us in making the world a better place, via zoom, right from your own home! On Tuesday, May 11th, several thousand Columbus residents will log…
It may be a quiet spring now, due to remaining COVID restrictions, but it will soon get very raucous in Central Ohio. Millions of Cicada’s are waking from their 17…
Last week’s article was pretty grim, surveying the ways polluting industries are working to undermine environmental reforms. But not all environmental news is bad. There are many encouraging signs on…
Our heart and help goes out to the Texans who had to suffer through the winter disaster. As for some of their politicians, it’s a different matter. After initially admitting…
Our friends as OSU sent us this invitation to a really interesting looking symposium. Use this link to register: religion.osu.edu/events/edwards-moultrie
The Ohio State University is holding a memorial for those lost to police brutality. The Interfaith Council, which St. Stephen's is a proud member of, has been deeply involved in…
It always startled me to begin seeing spring and summer clothing ads from the “Fast Fashion” industry in February. I’ve gotten used to it, and I can see why people…
Although there are arguments about where the most pollution comes from, industry or human consumers, Lloyd Alter reports that a study from “the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies and Aalto…
