Giveaway #3 is for US and Canada only, a copy of A Climate for Change: Global Warming Facts for Faith-Based Decisions by Katharine Hayhoe and Andrew Farley, thanks to FaithWords. A Winner will be announced October 18th.
Global warming: it's one of the hottest scientific and political issues of today. And yet we've all found ourselves asking . . .
- It's freezing outside--where's global warming now?
- Climate is always changing--how do we know this isn't just a cycle?
- Why should Christians care about global warming when we know the world won't end that way?
For all the talk about climate change, there's still a great deal of debate about what it all means, especially among Christians. A CLIMATE FOR CHANGE offers straightforward answers to these questions, without the spin. This book untangles the complex science and tackles many long-held misconceptions about global warming. Authored by a climate scientist and a pastor, A CLIMATE FOR CHANGE boldly explores the role our Christian faith can play in guiding our opinions on this important global issue.
What is one thing you do for our environment?
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To help my enviroment. I put trash where it belongs.
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I posted a blog entry about this book @ my blog
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What we do for the environment:- we use natural cleaning products, such as vinegar, instead of chemicals.
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I recycle everything I can. Try to reuse items as often as possible.
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One thing I do for the environment is compost all my fruit and vegetable peelings.
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I recycle a lot more than I used to - even plastic bags. Its hard here because the city doesn't do recycling pick up but I know its important. Thanks for the chance! alicedemskehansen at gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteWe recently started recycling all of our plastic bottles and using more natural cleaners like vinegar and baking soda around our home.
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1/4 Cup Baking Soda
1/2 Cup Vinegar
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Pour soda down then follow with vinegar
((It will bubble, kids will love it!!!))
Let it sit for 20 minutes and rinse!
This recipe was copied from Focusing on The Bible, Family, and the Great Deals
It works great so I thought I'd pass it along!
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