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Interfaith Power & Light: A Religious Response to Environmental Issues
November 17, 2009 09:19 AM - Bill Roth

Interfaith Power & Light is an organization of 10,000 churches, synagogues, mosques and temples covering the religions of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism, defines itself as "a national religious response to global warming, promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation." IP&L’s efforts combine the power of the pulpit and practical support. From the pulpit rabbis, ministers, priest and imams are delivering a call to action for people of faith to defend the earth.

Interfaith Power & Light: A Religious Response to Environmental Issues
November 17, 2009 09:19 AM - Bill Roth

Interfaith Power & Light is an organization of 10,000 churches, synagogues, mosques and temples covering the religions of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism, defines itself as "a national religious response to global warming, promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation." IP&L’s efforts combine the power of the pulpit and practical support. From the pulpit rabbis, ministers, priest and imams are delivering a call to action for people of faith to defend the earth.

Interfaith Power & Light: A Religious Response to Environmental Issues
November 17, 2009 09:19 AM - Bill Roth

Interfaith Power & Light is an organization of 10,000 churches, synagogues, mosques and temples covering the religions of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism, defines itself as "a national religious response to global warming, promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation." IP&L’s efforts combine the power of the pulpit and practical support. From the pulpit rabbis, ministers, priest and imams are delivering a call to action for people of faith to defend the earth.

Biggest Obstacle to a Climate-Change Bill is America's Agriculture
November 13, 2009 10:01 AM - Lexington, The Economist

The US will not pass a cap-and-trade law in time for the global climate-change summit in Copenhagen next month. To understand why, it helps to ask a farmer. Take Bruce Wright, for example, who grows wheat and other crops on a couple of thousand acres near Bozeman, Montana. His family has tilled these fields for four generations. He loves his job and the rural way of life. But he fears that higher energy prices will endanger both.

ENN is pleased to be a media partner with Noppen
November 10, 2009 01:00 PM - Roger Greenway, ENN

ENN is pleased to be a media sponsor with Noppen, one of the leading producers of business conferences and professional training events in China. Noppen is preparing a series of programs that focus on environmental issues including green building, solar energy, and wind energy technology.

ENN is pleased to be a media partner with Noppen
November 10, 2009 01:00 PM - Roger Greenway, ENN

ENN is pleased to be a media sponsor with Noppen, one of the leading producers of business conferences and professional training events in China. Noppen is preparing a series of programs that focus on environmental issues including green building, solar energy, and wind energy technology.

Red Wine, White Wine...Green Wine?
November 9, 2009 10:46 AM - Kevin McCallum, The Press Democrat

Full bodied, richly textured, with a carbon-neutral finish -- Rodney Strong winery set out to reduce its energy footprint and its impact on the environment.

Red Wine, White Wine...Green Wine?
November 9, 2009 10:46 AM - Kevin McCallum, The Press Democrat

Full bodied, richly textured, with a carbon-neutral finish -- Rodney Strong winery set out to reduce its energy footprint and its impact on the environment.

Red Wine, White Wine...Green Wine?
November 9, 2009 10:46 AM - Kevin McCallum, The Press Democrat

Full bodied, richly textured, with a carbon-neutral finish -- Rodney Strong winery set out to reduce its energy footprint and its impact on the environment.

Red Wine, White Wine...Green Wine?
November 9, 2009 10:46 AM - Kevin McCallum, The Press Democrat

Full bodied, richly textured, with a carbon-neutral finish -- Rodney Strong winery set out to reduce its energy footprint and its impact on the environment.

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