Energy
A Look at Trump’s National Energy Council
As we head into a new administration, we provide some background on the men who could make up Trump’s National Energy Council and steer energy and environment policy from the cabinet level.
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Environment
The Christian Call to Care for the Earth
While climate change and environmental policy are often tinged with partisanship, it doesn’t have to be that way. We may not all come to the same conclusions on which policies are best, but there are God-honoring solutions available for everyone to support.
Environment
A Clean Water Organization Brings Life, Hope and Opportunity to Africa
Years ago, TOMS shoes launched into fame with their altruistic one-to-one model of giving a pair of shoes to a child in need for every purchase. What seemed…
Agriculture
How Private Property Restoration Saves Lives in Uganda and Around the World
The value of their work cannot be overstated. By rescuing these women from violent predators and restoring their property rights, Redeem literally saves their lives and changes the trajectory of their family’s future forever.
Environment
The Inconvenient Truth: Conservatives and Christians Care about Climate Too—And Their Ideas Matter
Now that young conservatives, Christians, Republicans and formerly climate apathetic groups are taking a bold stand and offering innovative solutions, it’s important for the Parties and partisans to take the carrot and progress in good faith.
Culture
How Innovation Makes Mom Life Better
Innovation brings equality and more women into the workforce.
Agriculture
The American Dream in Crisis for Rural Communities: A review of Grace Olmstead’s Uprooted: Recovering the Legacy of the Places We’ve Left Behind
Uprooted argues that our hometowns deserve better. They deserve the second thought that young people neglect to give them when they leave home for school, jobs, relationships and escape.
Environment
A Divine Call to Combat Climate Change for our Neighbors
By prioritizing the people of earth first, American Christians and non-Christians, Republicans and Democrats alike, can come together to combat climate change, and enforce responsible policy solutions that respect life, fiscal responsibility, property rights and lead the world toward a better future.
Environment
How an Eco-Friendly Candle Store Made Green Products Cool
Environmentally-friendly ingredients are more expensive, but the value Americans put on their health and the earth has increased significantly in recent years. This is good news for the earth and the success of businesses prioritizing energy reduction and minimizing greenhouse gases.