[Green] FUUSM environmental activities

Rebecca Phillips bennphil at hotmail.com
Thu Apr 16 16:26:45 CDT 2020


Adding more good information--thanks, all.

"If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need."-- Cicero

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How about adding:

Annie and Jay Warmke with the UU Green Sanctuary Committee hosting solar installer classes to bring job training to the MOV, and to raise money for FUUSM

I think the yard and plant sale need recognition for their promotion of re-use and re-purposing plus encouraging growing food and plants.

Selling fair trade coffee, etc.

Earth Day Marietta activities over the years

National Solar Energy Day tour of the church

Promoting reusable water bottles

Development of the Sustainable Marietta Forum and survey to bring awareness of the economics of sustainable practices


Annie



On 4/16/2020 2:49 PM, Rebecca Phillips via Green wrote:
Hello, all,

I am finalizing the talk for Sunday's Earth Day service, part of which will be information on what FUUSM members and friends have done over the years to "cherish the universe and its resources." Things I am remembering include


  *   Elin Jones, Caroline Putnam, and Karen Barry's involvement in outdoor education for many years
  *   Brad Bond and the Putnams and the founding of the Marietta Recycling Center (and the ongoing volunteer efforts of many congregants)
  *   Involvement of many FUUSM folks in the work of Friends of Lower Muskingum River, development of the Kroger Wetland, and the river trail
  *   Mike Bailey's tireless efforts to get Green Sanctuary work started
  *   Dave Ballantyne's work with the city on solar issues
  *   Roger Kalter's tree plantings over the years
  *   George Banziger and Cindy Brown (who am I forgetting) and the Devola Multi-Use Trail linking to the Broughton Refuge
  *   Our solar panels!
  *   Involvement of church members in MOVCA, CCL, and ARECC
  *   Efforts of so many to live "greener" every day

What can we add to the list?

Rebecca

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