The movement of environmental stewardship, known as “going green,” from a biblical standpoint is spreading not only through churches, but through Christian universities as well. Many campuses are moving towards “green” facilities and campuses.

Until we see more “green” on our campus, there are ways you can help the environment on your own.

CarbonRally.com posts challenges, for example, cutting your shower time by two minutes, going a week without using any disposable coffee cups and turning off your car whenever possible to reduce idle carbon emissions. These simple challenges are laid out for you, showing you how to do it and why it helps the environment. You can compete on your own or as part of a team.

Ecologue.com shows you easier ways to live green. An easy Web site to navigate through shows articles and videos on many aspects of going green to help you make it a reality. You can type in your zip code to find local resources about each topic. Learn how to conserve energy, recycle and reduce waste and create a greener living environment.

TheDailyGreen.com is the consumer’s guide to the green revolution. You’ll find information on living green, new green cuisine, tips and advice and green in the news. With the holiday seasons approaching you can find 100 plus green gift ideas. Seek out ways to naturally remedy your illnesses. You can also sign up for the daily green newsletter by e-mail. Take fun quizzes to discover how green you are and how green you want to be. Also find simple ways to reduce your carbon emissions.

Zwaggle.com is a Web site where you can donate used merchandise, clothing, appliances, books and more to other members and then “buy” stuff from other Zwaggle members with the points you earn. Just by signing up you’ll receive 50 free points to start buying. Zwaggle is all about doing your share and is an easy way to do your part.

Treehugger.com/gogreen.php shows in depth articles to move you towards action in the green revolution. There are buying guides and tips on how to go green in every aspect of your life.

Your carbon footprint is your personal impact on the environment in terms of the amount of greenhouse gases produced, measured in units of carbon dioxide. To calculate your carbon footprint and start on the road towards a greener environment visit www.climatecrisis.net/takeaction/carboncalculator, www.whatsmycarbonfootprint.com and www.carboncounter.org.