Month: May 2015

While fighting hunger and reducing food waste are goals shared by many developing countries, Tanzania is taking steps unlike any other to address its waste and spoilage problems, as Rachel Cernansky writes in The New York Times’s Fixes column. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/04/whats-working-tanzania-harvest-corn_n_7204050.html  

Reaching out to the community, Rubina and Scott took part in a “Hope Filled” Saturday afternoon at St. Clement’s Church on April 11. The North Vancouver Anglican and Lutheran Churches Spirituality and Eco-Social Justice working group organized four sessions over four months at four different churches to better understand the impact of land, energy, water […]