Do Something Peaceful
and Green

St Anthony Park Community Council Promotes active citizen involvement, especially in greening our neighborhood. Check out the calendar for upcoming events.


NEW   SEEK: Sharing Environmental Education Knowledge – Minnesota's home of Environmental Education resources. Browse by topic or region. Check the calendar for this month's events.


Institute on the Environment – The U of M is discovering solutions to Earth's biggest problems through cutting-edge research, partnerships and leadership development. Upcoming Events


Bell Museum of Natural History – A great University resource. Some events on the St Paul Campus. See the Calendar of Events.


NEW   Next Step – Minnesota Sustainable Communities Network: over 3,000 individuals and organizations moving toward sustainability. See the calendar.


NEW   Solutions – For a sustainable and desirable future: a hybrid peer-reviewed journal and popular magazine


350 - The Science – 350 parts per million, the safe upper limit for CO2 in our atmosphere. FAQs

Join St Anthony Park Neighbors for Peace on Facebook. Invite your friends.

Learn about Issues

Green is a Peace Issue–Climate change, energy resilience, and environmental protection


Torture–Why the US should stop and what you can do.


The Costs of War– Compared to other spending, here & globally.


Out of Iraq– Why & how to get out, who supports withdrawal.


The Military–Recruitment, the Draft, and CO Info


Haiti–Alternative news and personal stories

Note the News

Learn About St. Anthony Park Neighbors for Peace


Read Our Vision & Mission


Legislative Action Center FCNL Contact your Congresspeople: Issues, Leadership, President, MN delegation, and MN Media. Write Messages to Congress.


More news and photos

Read & Be Informed

NEW   Pentagon’s Christmas Present: Largest Military Budget Since World War II


Why Conservatives Are Bad on Energy – Response to Wall Street Journal article.


Global Policy Forum – The Dark Side of Natural Resources Natural resources often lie at the heart of wars and civil strife.


Towards a New Economy and a New Politics – where our priority is to sustain human and natural communities.


The New Geopolitics of Energy – World powers prepare for global combat over declining resources.


Climate change and conflict – Issues include food and water shortages, population shifts and economic losses.


Project on National Security, Energy and Climate – The Pew Charitable Trusts


Past Readings 2003 - 2010
SAP Neighbors for Peace

Quote a Peacemaker

"The critical factors for economic and security stability are energy, water, and the environment… When not in balance, people live in poverty, suffer high death rates, or move towards armed conflict."
-- Gen Paul Kern, US Army