Extinction
There have been five mass extinctions in the history of our planet where more than 75% of species are lost. There were many causes—continental drift, asteroid impacts, simultaneous volcanic eruptions,…
I Bought an Electric Car
Readers can tell by past articles that I believe that individual efforts for Creation Care can make a difference. Of course, governments need to make the greatest difference with policies…
Heat Wave
I'm in Santa Cruz, California, vacationing with my family. At the end of last week, the National Weather Service was posting warnings of a new heat wave for the state,…
It’s Still Plastic Free July
You can still do your part to reduce the world's plastic glut by signing up for the official Plastic Free July newsletters with tips on avoiding single use plastic and…
Celebrating Earth Day (with a Chorus of Cicadas)
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…
The New “Big Lie”
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…
2020: An Environmental Retrospective
An environmental review from The New York Times, some positive views from Grist and Bill McKibben, and some ideas on how to be a proactive environmentalist in 2021
Children, Fruitcake and a Little Song
My Christmas Eve Creation This Creation Care article focuses on children, with a little about fruitcake and a song to sing.
Some Environmental Joy
How to have a joyful Advent and Christmas with puppies, podcast, Landback and Green ways to celebrate.
A Greener Christmas
Our culture begins the countdown to Christmas with “Black Friday,” “Cyber Monday,” and all of the other sales events scheduled for the next few weeks. It’s the Season of Spending.…