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	Dunwoody Community Garden's Thanksgiving Harvest Has Special Meaning
	Tuesday, November 29, 2011
	Two days before Thanksgiving, volunteers donated 122.5 pounds of fresh produce to Malachi’s Storehouse, an outreach mission of St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church.

	Catching Rainwater in Atlanta
	Monday, November 28, 2011
	In a state where water is increasingly scarce, and a city with some of the highest water rates in the country, some Atlantans are looking upward for answers.

	Chattahoochee Valley Episcopal Ministry goes green
	Saturday, November 12, 2011
	Beginning several years ago, Chattahoochee Valley Episcopal Ministry started the process of making its new home green.

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Creation News

	Caring for God's Creation
	Tuesday, December 06, 2011
	On opposite sides of the country, San Francisco Theological Seminary graduates Rachel Medema and Alexis Chase are saving the planet one congregation at a time.

	Keystone XL Delayed, Feds To Explore New Routes
	Thursday, November 10, 2011
	Federal officials postponed a crucial permitting decision for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline Thursday afternoon, issuing plans to consider a new route for the project.

	Conservative Leader Makes Case For Streetcars And Rail Transit In Metro Atlanta
	Monday, June 06, 2011
	William Lind, director of the American Conservative Center for Public Transportation, recently spoke to the Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable meeting about how public transit supports conservative ideals.

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