Category Archives: Blog on Faith and Ecology

Rachel Cohen – A self sustaining home is able to supply its own energy, water, food, and sewage. It’s uncommon to find many homes like this but as more individuals are becoming aware of the impact of global warming we may see a trend towards this model of living.

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Harry Cooper – Boreal forests are some of the most important forests on the planet. Unlike deciduous and tropical forests, boreal forests are cold, coniferous forests that cover the top part of the northern hemisphere.

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Ethel Mendius – Coal played an essential role in the industrial revolution. It is the most abundant fossil fuel and a source of heat and power generation that dates back millennia. However, burning coal causes air pollution and climate change.

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Rachel Cohen – An ecosystem is a combination of all living things (biotic) and nonliving things (abiotic) in a confined area. Across the world, there are three major different types of ecosystems, freshwater, ocean or aquatic ecosystems, and terrestrial ecosystems.

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Harry Cooper – Many people may think of soil as nothing more than the dirt beneath our feet, but the reality of soil science is much more complex than that. Read on to discover how soil serves our lives!

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Rachel Cohen – A common confusion can occur with corporate social responsibility (CSR) and corporate sustainability. Corporate sustainability focuses on “growth and profitability through intentional business practices in three areas of society.”

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Ethel Mendius – Industrial agriculture is the mainstay of the modern food system. With its global prevalence and far-reaching consequences, it is necessary we evaluate industrial agriculture for its impact on the environment and human health.

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Harry Cooper – Throughout the past couple centuries more and more people have been moving into cities. This, combined with exponential population growth, has greatly increased the amount of urban area on the globe.

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Harry Cooper – When most people think of biodiverse ocean ecosystems, they usually think of vibrant coral reefs in tropical waters. But there are many other unique types of ocean ecosystems that are home to numerous species, such as kelp forests.

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