Before it was cool to be green, we at Wild Frontier have been encouraging youth workers to at least put a Creation Care stat on their websites or newsletters to help connect faith to this important issue with teens.

From a survey of 1,003 adults, 48 percent believe the earth has undergone climate change before and current warming is not primarily caused by human activity.  (The Barna Group, September 22, 2008)

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Boxed Water is Better

Before it was cool to be green, we at Wild Frontier have been encouraging youth workers to at least put a Creation Care stat on their websites or newsletters to help connect faith to this important issue with teens.

The Green Bible: This is a Bible for those who love Creation Care.  The cover is made of 100% cotton/linen that is produced in factories that purify both their wastewater and their air before recycling or releasing them.  The paper used is 10% recycled content which keeps the pages Bible-thin yet strong.  The ink is soy-based.  And all verses that relate to nature are printed in green ink.  (Time, September 29, 2008)

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Happy Earth Day to You

Before it was cool to be green, we at Wild Frontier have been encouraging youth workers to at least put a Creation Care stat on their websites or newsletters to help connect faith to this important issue with teens.

Asked of kids, ages 8 to 14, 80 percent say they want to get involved in protecting endangered species and help create safe places for them to live.
(ECO Kids study, Mediapost.com, November 18, 2008)

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Walmart Vows to Go Green

Trayless Cafeterias: College campuses everywhere are removing the trays from their cafeterias.  One college who did this has saved an estimated 14,000 gallons of water annually.  (New York Times, April 28, 2009)

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One Way to Clean Up the Oil Spill

Before it was cool to be green, we at Wild Frontier have been encouraging youth workers to at least put a Creation Care stat on their websites or newsletters to help connect faith to this important issue with teens.

For the college term beginning September, 2008, some 13.6 million college students have $237 billion in spending power.  When asked about that spending power, 41 percent say they are looking to spend their money on socially responsible brands.  (Alloy’s College Explorer survey, Advertising Age, August 4, 2008)

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Seedbomb Vending Machines