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 Apr. 22, 2008 Unexplored Connections: Agent BAgent B All blogs by Agent B More on: Agent B, environment, Christian religion Evang-E-Trash: The Messy Aftermath of Evangelical Outreach May. 26, 2008 Corn-fusedAlly Klimkoski All blogs by Ally Klimkoski More on: corn, use of corn for ethanol, causes of rise in food prices For the past few weeks news sources have talked about the dangerous influence alternative fuels have on our cost of food. Apr. 28, 2008 Boneheads on paradeBidForGreen All blogs by BidForGreen Jean Ziegler of the United Nation’s Right to Food Program has claimed that biofuels are a crime against humanity. Ziegler has called for a global five year moratorium on the production of biofuels to avert what he is calling a growing "catastrophe" for the poor.. Read blog » Sep. 02, 2008 Palin Misses the PointDale Wiley All blogs by Dale Wiley More on: Sarah Palin, Republican, energy policy, convention, acceptance speech, coal, oil, clean coal Sarah Palin is a good speaker. Apr. 21, 2008 Missouri Stream TeamElizabeth Exley All blogs by Elizabeth Exley More on: environment, Missouri, Stream Team, rainbow trout, Crane Creek, Missouri Department of Conservation In high school, my mother and I waded out into the water of our cold Crane Creek to fill up some vials with creek water. For me, it was just another one of my mother’s many volunteer activities. She had decided to become a Read blog » Jul. 24, 2008 UNEXPLORED CONNECTIONS: God and "Stuff"Heather Kearney All blogs by Heather Kearney A few evenings ago, I was sitting with my friend and I started one of those deep thought conversations that seem to travel to the wee morning hours. My friend has a very Christian background and so I thought I would spur the conversation of today’s definition of environmentalism and what that means to a Christian.. Read blog » Aug. 03, 2008 My First BlogJessica Wood All blogs by Jessica Wood Hi my name is Jessica and I am 10 years old. Dec. 05, 2007 The Importance of SolarLarry Hagman All blogs by Larry Hagman Hello, Larry Hagman here. Welcome to my first foray into the world of blogging. This is an exciting time for me, at the tender age of 76, having the opportunity to delve into a new medium of communication and education. It’s just fantastic. Aug. 18, 2008 A Beautiful DayRob Wood All blogs by Rob Wood More on: Roy Blunt, Ag Tour, Supercritical Methanol biodiesel The EPA declined to give Texas Gov. Rick Perry and his poultry packing buddies the waiver on renewable fuels they asked for. And Monsanto has Nov. 15, 2007 Biofuel on TourTommy Shaw All blogs by Tommy Shaw Yes, we are no longer challenged with the idea of seeking out fuel sources, we are getting it delivered to us at the gig. Bid For Green is doing what needed to be done--creating a data base of fuel suppliers and setting up accounts so that it has been made even easier for us to use biodiesel than to spend the time fueling up in the stinky line at the truck stop, something we've all accepted as part of traveling by tour bus.. Read blog » Jul. 28, 2008 UNEXPLORED CONNECTIONS: Tony JonesTony Jones All blogs by Tony Jones I've spent a lot of time on the road this summer. In fact, my friends and I have put about 10,000 miles on an RV, and we've got about 5,000 more to go. Driving the interstates of this country, it really does become evident how reliant we are on trucking and diesel fuel to fund our way of life.. Read blog » Oct. 22, 2007 Using Choices and Voices to Fight Climate ChangeWood Turner All blogs by Wood Turner More on: climate change, south africa, climate, climate counts, activism, climate counts, economy The world's scientists are in agreement - the planet has human activity to thank for the looming climate change crisis. To avert an unstoppable catastrophe with environmental and economic ramifications, we need substantial action on all fronts within the next ten years.. Read blog » | 
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