Earthday Resources
2010 Earth Day Sunday Resource Available Now
The 2010 Earth Day Sunday Resource, Sacred Spaces and an Abundant
Life: Worship Spaces as Stewardship is available now to help congregations prepare for and celebrate stewardship of God*s Creation in their house of worship.
Designed to empower congregations to take actions within their Church buildings to care for God*s Creation, the 2010 Earth Day Sunday resource includes information on energy efficiency, water conservation and toxic materials reduction in addition to worship resources and sermon starters. _Click here_
(http://www.nccecojustice.org/resources/index.php#earthdaysundayresources)
to download a copy from the web. _Click here_ (mailto:elizabeth@nccecojustice.org?subject=Send%20Earth%20Day%20Sunday%20Materials) to request a free hard copy.
For more information on the topics covered in this resource, click _here_
(http://www.nccecojustice.org/earthday/earthday2010.php) .
Cassandra Carmichael
Director of Washington Office and Eco-Justice Programs
National Council of Churches
202-481-6928
www.nccecojustice.org_ (http://www.nccecojustice.org/)
|
Choices Magazine The latest issue of Choices, a policy-oriented magazine published by AAEA, is now available for free online. To read the latest issue, visit the Choices Web site, www.choicesmagazine.org.
Implications of Health Care Reform for Farmers and Rural Residents
This issue features a theme on health care reform, and its impact on those living in nonmetro areas. These articles include a heavy focus on insurance markets, lowering the cost of providing quality care to rural areas, reducing the outcome disparities among populations, and economic development impacts of rural health care.
Agricultural Productivity and Global Food Security in the Long Run
Agricultural productivity and its impact on the supply of food worldwide is discussed in a second theme in this issue. These papers examine recent past patterns in agricultural productivity growth in different parts of the world, including the United States, China, and the former Soviet Union, as well as a more global view.
Share Choices with Your Colleagues
AAEA invites you to share Choices with your colleagues. Anyone interested in receiving announcements like this one whenever the newest issue of Choices is published can subscribe for free by e-mailing Outreach@aaea.org.
|
