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Climate Fellowship offers students real-world opportunities
January 25, 2009 | 
Clean Air–Cool Planet (CA-CP) has successfully worked with communities, campuses, and corporations to achieve millions of tons of greenhouse gas reductions.
Small investments made in getting initial, catalytic projects off the ground often lead to greater institutional commitment and long-term success in comprehensive climate leadership efforts. Yet it can often be difficult to allocate the resources necessary to get those projects completed. «Read the rest of this article»
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The IRS at work
By Rev. Charles Moreland | January 25, 2009 |
Annually I receive a letter from the IRS concerning the previous year’s filing. These letters and mini-audits precipitate anxiety, additional work by my CPA, and a modest fee. This year was an exception, though. The letter came, but I greeted it with acceptance instead of anxiety. Over the years, I have discovered the IRS to be reasonable in regard to my personal finances. I recognized, too, that this organization for accountability is unpopular, even though it provides an indispensable service.
The IRS reaches out with its policy of accountability to individuals, businesses, organizations and even places of worship. In the case of the latter, I read about their interest with the Kenneth Copeland Ministries of television fame. The IRA has initiated an investigation of their alleged abuse of tax exemption. «Read the rest of this article»
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