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Author and Scholar Bill McKibben says that Pat Roberston’s green conversion is a sign that there is a god, and that while Americans are increasingly aware that climate change is a problem, they do not yet appreciate the severity and the threat posed by climate change.
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Clif Bar CEO Sheryl O’Loughlin‘s contagious enthusiasm embodies Clif Bar’s dedication to an active life, big-picture optimism and a sustainable footprint.
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Scott Stapf of the Civil Society Institute that launched the Red White and Green initiative,

tells a new survey shows that a broad swath of diverse Americans are united on the environment. Likely voters are increasingly factoring the environment into their votes, and even linking the purchase of a fuel-efficient car with patriotism.  LISTEN (11 min)

Communities of faith around the country are mobilizing to fight climate change. Sister Mary Ann Zollmann of the Sisters of Charity in Iowa tells how she and her fellow sisters are affirming their faith with a new geothermal building, a gaggle of zippy hybrids, and good old-fashioned discussion.
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Dietrich Stroeh, subject of the book The Man Who Made It Rain, saved his community from a legendary drought. Can he do it again, this time for the world?

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