Posted in Energy Usage, My Carbon Footprint, My Lifestyle, Recycling, Simple Living, Sustainability at Home, tagged Carbon Fast, Christian environmentalists, Christians and environment, environmental stewardship, Lent, St. Mark Presbyterian Chruch on March 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The large purple banner affixed to St. Mark Presbyterian Church of Bethesda immediately attracted my attention. It read: “Join our Lenten Carbon Fast.” Because I’m both a Christian and a believer in sustainable living, it didn’t take long for me to contact the church to learn more about this event.
During each of the 40 days [...]
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Posted in Carbon, My Car, Sustainability at Home, Transportation - Long Haul, tagged Commuting costs, Fuel costs, Metro, Montgomery County Maryland, Transit, Washington DC on March 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Recently, I’ve found myself trying to balance my desire to cut my carbon footprint with the harsh reality that I can’t continue to choose more expensive carbon-free options for daily commuting.
This sudden change is necessary because my job status has changed from full-time to part time. While that’s given me more time for [...]
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Last week, I wrote a post about concerns about the rapidly increasing carbon emissions attributed to the growth in airline travel.
Perhaps airline industry executives have heard those concerns, too. About 24 hours after I wrote my post, Robert Johnson, president and CEO of ESS (the company where I’m employed) published a post on his, [...]
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