Refugia Newsletter #125
Legal battles, clean energy milestones, battery tech explained, Yellowstone-to-Yukon conservation, Minnesota adventures, and one very large extinct beaver.
Refugia Newsletter
A fortnightly newsletter for people of faith who care about the climate crisis and want to go deeper.
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Refugia Newsletter #124
Canadian wildfires, heat wave myths, African solar growth, sodium-ion batteries, data center backlash, public opinion on climate, interfaith action, indigenous stewardship, and beehive microgrids
Refugia Newsletter #123
Global heat monitoring, fossil fuel deceptions, carbon capture, a humming green economy, Reflecting Pool wetland, NYC urban forests, native gardens, the Kew plant/fungi database, and a honeybee haven
Refugia Newsletter #122
Project Cosmos, solar over coal, Australia's free power, grid batteries, legal wins, coral refugia, climate communication, mangroves, Iowa green churches, and piping plover love
Refugia Newsletter #121
Papal encyclical, data centers, dismantling of science, guns to plowshares, beavers, Konik ponies, and one determined gourd
Refugia Newsletter #120
European heat dome, battery build-out, Portland climate fund, Blue Theology, right whales, wild horses at Chernobyl, eco-boats, Orthodox creation care, and a jellies cam
Refugia Newsletter #119
Super El Niño, balcony solar (again), hidden consensus, Plant with a Purpose, Tim Christophersen and nature as infrastructure, koala corridors, and Chihuly bivalves
Refugia Newsletter #118
Colombia summit, Goldman awards, wind energy wins, exciting Ember energy review, small town resilience, refugia beer, and many pretty graphs
Refugia Newsletter #117
Robin Wall Kimmerer, Artemis inspiration, forests and climate change, Quapaw healing a Superfund site, and the power of squash.
Refugia Newsletter #116
Spiritual composting, Virginia energy legislation, global renewables, heroic community, pyrophilous fungi, Philly's green infrastructure, carbon-storing beavers, the Easter Beaver