by Ron Prosek, East Shore UU Church, Kirtland, OH The Interfaith NE Ohio Earthcare Walk will be held on Sunday, October 11 in Cleveland. FaCT Ohio is one of the co-sponsors of the Walk. The purpose of the Walk is to demonstrate interfaith support for care of the Creation--combatting pollution of air, land, and water and support of sustainable living practices.The Walk will begin at RID-ALL Green Partnership, 2905 E. 81st Street and proceed for 2.2 miles to Cornucopia Farmers

Thanks to everyone who could attend yesterday's Hope for Creation Walk planning group meeting! These past two meetings have been very productive: we finalized the new event name, "Hope for Creation Walk", and identified a good walkable route very rooted in Cleveland east side neighborhoods! Current SAVE THE DATE EVENT INFO: Hope for Creation Walk of NE Ohio Sunday, October 11 — 2:00-4:00 PM Starting at RID-ALL Green Partnership, 2905 E. 81st St, Cleveland, OH 44104 What to Ex

Conserve Ohio has obtained 130,000 signatures on their initiative petition to place a constitutional amendment on the 2027 ballot to limit the construction of any new data centers in the state to facilities consuming less than 25 megawatts of electric power. This would thus prohibit the construction of hyperscale data centers that use several hundred upto 800 or more megawatts of power. The 130,000 signatures is 16,000 more than required, but circulators of petitions always

FaCT Ohio's Annual Meeting will be held Saturday, October 17 at 4:15 PM EDT via Zoom. You're all invited to participate. Dr. Noreen Herzfeld will be the Keynote speaker. Her appearance at 3 PM will precede the business portion of the ANNUAL MEETING, which will begin at approximately 4:15 pm. The Annual Meeting is usually held the last Saturday of September, but work on the budget for next year and other tasks have caused the date to be moved to October. The Annual Meeting

Governor DeWine, the situation in Washington County is dire. 40,000 people may lose their drinking water due to frack waste from injection wells polluting water sources with toxic and radioactive material. Governor DeWine, have you read the article entitled "Ohio should treat the threat of radioactive fracking waste like the emergency that it is--Gov. DeWine can act to protect livelihoods and drinking water for more than a dozen communities?" Governor, you may have seen thi