A minor

Well, I finished the case study. My research took me elsewhere, though, as I narrowed my scope - I didn't use Zizioulas, Beisner (except inasmuch as he was a signer of the Cornwall Declaration), or Polkinghorne - but I think my five-page paper was better for it. I ended up dealing with more applied versions of faith-based environmental stewardship. Here are some Internet sources I used:

The Cornwall Declaration on Environmental Stewardship and Interfaith Council on Environmental Stewardship (Note: Our own George Grant was also a Cornwall Declaration signer, as were several well-known conservative evangelicals. Who knew these guys like to hobnob with liberal interfaith types?! Kidding.)
Global Anglican Congress on the Stewardship of Creation
"Anglican Observer at United Nations will preach, lead forum as Republican National Convention events begin in New York: New book 'Healing God's Creation' takes up environmental issues"
"Christian Leaders Chastise President Bush's 'Clean Air' Policy as Immoral" (April 22, 2004)
"Scientists and Religious Leaders Issue Letter on Climate Change" (May 19, 2004)
"Faith-based Stewardship and Conflict Resolution" (Contains links to other valuable sources.)
The Regeneration Project, Episcopal Power & Light, etc

If anyone cares to see the finished paper, just let me know.