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Happenings include LGBT Day of Silence; Interfaith Earth Week; Big Muddy IMC film showing War Against the Third World; Rice and Spice slow foods dinner; Earth Day; Shawnee Energy Fest.
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Happenings include Good Friday vigil at Tamms Supermax Prison; Rice and Spice; International Coffee Hour; short films at Big Muddy IMC; Habitat for Humanity; The Obama Deception showing and discussion; Vigil for Peace; Farmer’s Market; Gaia House board; Getry Agizah speaks in Carbondale; US National Interest in Middle East talk; film showing of Peace, Propaganda, and the Promised Land; film showing of Occupation 101; Giant Yard Sale to Fight Hunger; Interfaith Earth Week; Shawnee Energy Fest. News includes Obama admin discussing radical tech to cool planet; ups and downs at climate conference; EPA debates whether carcinogens are OK; rich nations must slash greenhouse gases; GM, Segwey unveil Puma urban vehicle; wind turbines could power nation.
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Happenings include the holidays of the week; Earth Hour; International Coffee Hour; Rice and Spice; Big Issues on the Big Screen at the Big Muddy IMC; Peace Vigil; Gender Identity and Faith Communities; Psychic Fair at Country Goddess; Backyard Gardening; Act Against Sexual Violence; Nietzsche discussion; rain gardens; and Shawnee Energy Fest. News includes going green for Earth Day; mountaintop restoration; Department of Defense to seed clouds to keep rebel farmers busy; Obama makes an April Fool’s Day joke; VeggieTrader.com is website of the week; and iPhone has app for Locavores.
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Happenings include holidays of the week; International Coffee Hour; Critical Mass; film showing of You’re Fired at the Big Muddy IMC; ThinkFast fast for hunger awareness; Co-op Owner Meeting; Backyard Gardening Workshop; Shawnee Energy Fest. News includes deluge of climate and energy bills; U.S. House passes big conservation plan; GM gives free gas to white-collar staff; EPA plans aggressive review of mountaintop removal permits; Gore releases new book; urban residents generate less greenhouse gases; Exxon spill anniversary; EPA tells White House that climate change is a public threat and how to get green jobs and beat recession blues.
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Happenings include Spring Equinox and other holidays; International Coffee Hour; McGovern film at Big Muddy IMC; David and Roselyn at Cousin Andy’s; Habitat for Humanity workday; Interfaith Center Facelift; Anniversary of Iraq War; film showing and discussion of Milk; Summit of Change for diversity equity; Single Payer Health Care advocacy day in Springfield; Women’s History Month; Community Forum for citizen input into Comprehensive Plan. News includes House vote to create Clean Energy Corps; hybrid sales down; bill in House would prevent mass antibiotic dosing of cattle; Rep Larson advocates carbon tax; Royal Dutch Shell drops wind, solar, hydrogen investment; Governator to launch California Green Corps.
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Backhome News segment about masonry mass heaters. Happenings include holidays of the week; International Coffee Hour; Big Muddy IMC film; Habitat for Humanity workday; upcoming events for the Iraq War anniversary. News includes composting bill in IL House and Senate; Interior Department will speed up renewables on public land; U.S. House defeated bill to set aside wilderness; ozone pollution increases risk of death; senator seeks to know who leaked Bush’s dirty secrets; top climate scientist James Hansen advocates carbon tax; opposition to cap-and-trade in Senate; world’s water supply at threat; MIT researchers identify potent new greenhouse gas; Greenland ice sheet may be resisting temperature changes; EPA to regulate greenhouse gases; sea levels to surge at least a meter by 2100; EPA to study coal ash; Obama guarantees scientific integrity; seed sales up as Americans garden more; transit ridership hits 5 decade high in 2008.
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Happenings include the holidays of the day and week; International Coffee Hour; Vigil for Peace; World Day of Prayer; film showing of Brother Minister: The Assassination of Malcolm X at the Big Muddy IMC; Habitat for Humanity workday; Matrix Trilogy presentation and discussion; Lifesavers fndraiser. News includes roadbuilding’s destruction of watershed hydrology; activists and members of Congress push for crackdown on coal wastes; European ministers flocking to Washington to talk climate; L.A. voters reject green jobs initiative; conservationists mourn death of a rare jaguar; UNEP calls automakers to halve emissions by 2050; India to replace 400 million bulbs with CFLs; China to build 59 reservoirs for glacial meltwater; Obama restores endangered species review rule; thousands protest against coal in DC; and How to Green Spring Break.
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Happenings include unusual holidays; International Coffee Hour; Black Wax / Is That Jazz film showing at the Big Muddy IMC; Big Muddy Film Fest; Women’s History Month; Losar, the Tibetan New Year; First Annual Shawnee Energy Fest; NASA climate satellite crashes; bishops call for “carbon fast” for Lent; oil execs urge offshore drilling; climate lobby booms; Seattle company makes discoveries for using algae as biofuel; icecaps melting faster than previous estimates; Obama picks reformer for USDA deputy secretary; and energy policy major focus of Congress in coming months.
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Happenings include Cornel West; Taxi to the Dark Side and discussion on torture; international buffet and culture show; Matrix showing and discussion; interfaith dialog.
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Happenings include Happy Birthday wishes in Japanese; a smattering of holidays; Interfaith Center library item giveaway; Beyond Treason film showing at Big Muddy IMC; health practitioners at Town Square Market open house; bread making workshop at Interfaith Center; WDBX Ball; International Festival at SIUC Student Center; Taxi to the Dark Side film and discussions at Unitarian Fellowship; Church of the Good Shepherd fundraiser; Vigil for Peace; International Coffee Hour; Rice and Spice; Co-op chocolate event. News includes Green Valentine’s Day Gifts; 4 ways to appreciate your lover without consumerism; green companies do better during downturn; green-tinged stimulus bill.