Press Room
Check out the lastest press releases and press clips from Earth Ministry.
The following Press Clips highlight the work of Earth Ministry or include quotes from our staff and members.
For press-related issues, please write emoffice (at) earthministry.org or call 206-632-2426.
Press Contacts
- LeeAnne Beres
- Executive Director
- LeeAnne@earthministry.org
- Phone: 206-632-2426
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Press Releases
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Apr 21, 2011
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Bill endorsed by environmental community, TransAlta, labor unions“The positive Senate vote brings us one step closer to a coal-free future for Washington, in which all God’s children have clean air and water and the opportunity to earn a living wage,” said Earth Ministry/WAIPL executive director LeeAnne Beres.
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Apr 11, 2011
- Bill endorsed by environmental community, TransAlta, labor unions and governor heads back to state Senate for final passage.
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Mar 05, 2011
- “This agreement reinforces our responsibility to phase out coal-burning at the TransAlta plant and protect Washington families from the harmful health effects of burning coal for electricity. It also reinforces our responsibility to do this in a way that strengthens the local economy and takes care of the community,” said Earth Ministry/WAIPL executive director LeeAnne Beres.
Press Clips
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Jul 31, 2011Shoreline Area News
- Youth from Earth Ministry Greening Congregation tackles a project in Shoreline to return a large plot of land overgrown with weeds and invasive plants back into the Northwest natural environment.
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Apr 01, 2011Soujourners Magazine
- Seattle Pacific University professor Doug Thorpe shares a moving contemplation of the power of water in the Holy Land, as he experienced it on an Earth Ministry eco-justice trip to Israel, Palestine and Jordan in January, 2009.
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Mar 16, 2011The News Tribune
- Earth Ministry/Washington Interfaith Power & Light's work is referenced in this article highlighting the generosity of Christian churches sharing sacred spaces.
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Mar 06, 2011The News Tribune
- Transitioning from military life to civilian, from a role of guardian of a nation to guardian of an infant, was a tumultuous one for me. Being a new mother is hard work, and I’m used to that, but I wasn’t prepared for dealing with toxic chemicals linked to cancer and learning disabilities that can be found in baby bottles, baby blankets and toys.




