The following active leaders in the WI Interfaith Climate Change Campaign are available for speaking to congregations, classes, and other public groups on global warming.  All are in the Madison area unless indicated otherwise.  Please contact them directly to make arrangements.

Dr. Peter Bakken, Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies, environmental theology and ethics, 608-255-4610, bakken@ausable.org.

Sr. Michelle Balek, OSF, Milwaukee, religious dimensions, Catholic positions, international political perspectives; reality of global warming. 414-294-0638, srshell@fi-ba.org.

Rich Bogovich, Energy Program Director, WI Environmental Decade; public policy and issues, political advocacy, science overview, what congregations can do; 608-251-7020, bogovich@chorus.net.

Kathryn Engber, LaCrosse, faith and global warming, scientific issues, Jewish insights; 608-783-0830, KathrynAE@aol.com.

Will Fantle, Eau Claire, environmental issues and advocacy; 715-839-7731, wfantle@execpc.com.

Lance Green, WI DNR, ozone depletion, climate change issues, 608-264-6049, greenl@dnr.state.wi.us.

Eric Mosher, WI DNR, WI greenhouse gases, international treaties (e.g. Kyoto), possible impacts on Wisconsin (slide show), life-style and household changes; 608-266-3010, moshee@dnr.state.wi.us.

Rev. Sue Moline Larson, Director, Lutheran (ELCA) Office of Social Policy, theological and policy dimensions, faith advocacy and congregational applications, 608-255-7399, slarson@itis.com.

Rev. Dr. Dave Steffenson, ecological ethics & theology, what congregations can do, sermons and worship, political advocacy, reality of global warming, what business can do; 920-623-4360, dsteffe@internetwis.com.

Wayne Stroessner, Random Lake, the hydrogen economy, 920-994-2471, wstroessner@wi.it.com.

Tom Wilson, Viroqua, environmental advocacy and issues, alternative energy technology, what congregations and individuals can do; 608-637-3356, Resenergy@MWT.net.

Dr. Dan Weber, Milwaukee, UW-Milwaukee Biologist, science aspects of climate change, Jewish faith and environmental issues; 414-382-1726, dweber@uwm.edu.

Sr. Betty Wolcott, OSF; theology and ecology, what congregations can do, Catholic insights; faith and nature; 715-597-2711, bwolcottosf@triwest.net.
 
 

Other Program Resources:

Video – "Climate Change and Global Warming" – 13 minutes – introductory overview by the national Interfaith Climate Change Campaign, highly recommended for beginning a program or forum or as a stand-alone program.  Free loan or $5 purchase from Wisconsin Campaign office.

Video – "Affluenza" and "Escape From Affluenza", 1 hr. each, PBS shows on American consumption patterns and making life-style changes. Free Loan.

Video - "Keeping the Earth," religious and scientific perspectives, 27 min., Union of Concerned Scientists, available for free loan from Campaign Office.

Video - "Faithful Earthkeeping," – 3 session Bible and environmental program by Dr. Cal DeWitt, produced in Madison, Augsburg Press film.  Each session is 30 minutes.