Climate Solutions (also classified as “green” or “sustainable” practices) help to mitigate the most dire consequences of climate change and/or help Hoosiers cope with current and inevitable climate intensified disruptions such as droughts, floods, wild fires, species extinction, food and water shortages, health pandemics and environmental refugees.
Two hundred of these solutions cataloged by 21 categories and 9 regions can be viewed here, and contribute to a growing body of evidence that Indiana is becoming a national leader in climate adaption worthy of being celebrated as part of the state’s Bicentennial.
Rev. Thomas Craven, an ardent abolitionist from Ohio, had a dream of a school where blacks and whites, men and women could attend classes together.
Read MoreIn 2006 our national church body, The Unitarian Universalist Association, challenged individual congregations to become accredited as a Green Sanctuary. Our church chose to work toward accreditation.
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