Archive for January, 2010
Blogs of the Week
This week we begin a new feature on The King’s Green Pad: “Blogs of the Week.” Near the end of every week one of the King’s Green Pad contributors will provide a few links to blogs representative of environmental discussions occurring in the blogosphere. Here are the picks for this first installment: #3) Climate Change [...]
Posted: January 29th, 2010 under Ferber, blogs of the week.
Tags: al quada, blogs, climate change, opinion poll, osama bin laden
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Nuclear Power in Alberta: What You Need to Know
Come join citizens, scientists, and policymakers to discuss the prospects for nuclear power development in Alberta What: A Public Forum open to all interested parties to discuss issues related to nuclear power development in Alberta. The Environmental Research and Studies Centre has commissioned a group of social scientists to develop a synthesis report on the [...]
Posted: January 27th, 2010 under Announcements.
Tags: alberta, nuclear power
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Resolutions
Perhaps it’s a little late to be making New Year’s resolutions. I should probably add a new resolution to this year’s list: stop procrastinating. In any case, the dawn of the new year (now well on its way) got me thinking about what resolutions I wanted to make. Should I eat more healthfully? Exercise more? [...]
Posted: January 24th, 2010 under King's Students, Looy T.
Tags: conservation, creation care, resolution, stewardship
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Book Review: The Lost World of Genesis One
I would like to start off this book review by highly recommending this book to everyone, especially people struggling with faith and science. John H. Walton provides a different way of interpreting the scripture in Genesis 1. The view he sets out in his book he calls the “cosmic temple inauguration” view. To start, John [...]
Posted: January 19th, 2010 under Book Review, Eggink, King's Students.
Tags: Book Review, john walton, the lost world of genesis one
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Under the Bright Wings and Kingfisher’s Fire
I am reviewing two books in this post. The first book I read, called Under the Bright Wings by Peter Harris, was about the formation of A Rocha. A Rocha is a Christian organization that works towards protecting the environment in many different places around the world. They set up community buildings/homes open to everyone [...]
Posted: January 12th, 2010 under Book Review, Letwin.
Tags: A Rocha, Book Review, kingfisher's fire, under the bright wings
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Next Up Alberta!
Get your applications in early – http://www.ualberta.ca/PARKLAND/ Next Up Alberta A leadership program for young people committed to social and environmental justice The Parkland Institute is proud to be a partner in this program for young emerging leaders in Alberta. The program, which will run from February through June, is an intense leadership program that [...]
Posted: January 11th, 2010 under Announcements.
Tags: leadership training, parkland institute
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You’re a Mean One, Mr. Denialist
With Apologies to Ted Geisel You’re a mean one, Mr. Denialist! You really are a heel! You slander Mr. Al Gore and the IPPC, Mr. Denialist! Personally, if I had the choice between the two of you I think I would pick The IPPC! You’re a monster, Mr. Denialist! You talk of CO2′s biological roll! [...]
Posted: January 4th, 2010 under King's Students, Yushchyshyn.
Tags: Dr. Seuss, global warming, skepticism, The Grinch
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