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Food • Faith • Climate: Connecting the Dots is for anyone who would like to cut the carbon from their food practices. Carbon emissions that is! We look at how our food practices contribute to climate change, and how our faith traditions call us to respond with practical solutions. Then we look at our own food practices and create a plan for more climate-friendly actions.

Contact Iowa IPL at programs@iowaipl.org for more information and to schedule a workshop in your area.

About Food•Faith•Climate workshops

Our food choices are connected to climate change. When we sit down to dinner, we may not think about global warming, but as much as one third of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions are connected to our food system.

Each of us, at every meal, can make a real difference that ensures a more climate-friendly food system. Fortunately the ethical choices are also pleasurable choices that will improve the health of the planet and our bodies!  Our Food • Faith • Climate program provides you with tools for Connecting the Dots in your home, congregation, and community.vegetables 4

Workshop participants:

  • Learn how our food system contributes to climate change
  • Reflect on what our faith traditions have to say about sustainable food systems
  • Examine our household’s food practices
  • Create a plan to make more climate-friendly choices

 

If your congregation is interesting in hosting a  2-hour interactive Food • Faith • Climate workshop, please contact Iowa IPL at programs@iowaipl.org for more information. Download a flyer to share with your congregation.

“I had no idea how much power I truly had, purely with what I put on my plate each and everyday. “ Read more of Jake’s amazing response to a recent workshop here.

Our national office, Interfaith Power & Light, has additional resources available on the Cool Harvest page.

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