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@CorneliaDaniel I asked around on listservs I was on... we (me and the editors) did a lot of asking and found very few people!
@CorneliaDaniel Thank you Cornelia! That made my day! :)
Check out Rick Chamberlin's Climate Chronicle blog: climatechronicle.com
Change in the heartland, change in our hearts
climatechronicle.com — A Wisconsin writer reflects on the ways the climate crisis is changing him, his community and region.
Pope Francis Says Atheists Who Do Good Are Redeemed, Not Just Catholics huff.to/10lpauu via @HuffPostRelig
Pope Francis Says Atheists Who Do Good Are Redeemed, Not Just Catholics
huffingtonpost.com — Pope Francis rocked some religious and atheist minds today when he declared that everyone was redeemed through Jesus, including atheists. During his homily at Wednesday Mass in Rome, Francis emphasized the importance of "doing good" as a principle that unites all humanity, and a "culture of encounter" to support peace.
Had to get another couple GRE math books! (@ Barnes & Noble - @bnbuzz) 4sq.com/18iCDVz
@crestodina Thanks for the RT of the story! //I care about this --> Carbon offsets and the business of emissions buff.ly/10NYqSZ
I’m Carbon Neutral. Are You?
ensia.com — May 20, 2013 - Concern over climate change rose to a fever pitch in 2006 after the release of Al Gore's documentary An Inconvenient Truth, and around the same time, the concept of carbon neutrality burst into public consciousness.
@nicoldesign2012 @ensiamedia Did you read the article?
I’m Carbon Neutral. Are You? ensia.com/features/im-ca… via @ensiamedia
I’m Carbon Neutral. Are You?
ensia.com — May 20, 2013 - Concern over climate change rose to a fever pitch in 2006 after the release of Al Gore's documentary An Inconvenient Truth, and around the same time, the concept of carbon neutrality burst into public consciousness.
Why conservation needs emotion gu.com/p/3fq7b/tw via @guardian
Why conservation needs emotion
guardian.co.uk — Dr. Wallace J Nichols, research associate, California Academy of Sciences Most humans through most of time have made their living not by a series of carefully calculated rational decisions based on complete knowledge, but through a diverse and highly evolved mix of emotions in response to extremely limited snapshots of the world around them.
What a sweetheart! My friend helped me stain my door getting ready to sell in a year or so pic.twitter.com/s2xvFvNwWG
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