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Climate of Change

http://climateofchange.wordpress.com

Drawing on Jewish sources and spirituality for wisdom to help shape changes in behavior, policy and consciousness in response to the challenge of global climate change.

• Added on: Aug 2nd, 2008
• Country: Israel
• Language: English

• Author: Yannai
• Listed in: Green Politics Judaism
• Tags: environment climate change Ecology judaism jewish climate initiative jewish environmental

Recent Posts

• Many Heavens, One Earth Conference, Windsor Castle, November 2009.

  Posted on Sunday November 8th, 2009 at 14:29

  By Rabbi Yedidya Sinclair Last week’s conference on world religions and climate change sponsored by the UN and ARC was an extraordinary event. You can read about it here, here and here. The gathering together of religious leaders and environme...

• Blog Action Day and the Jewish Climate Change Campaign

  Posted on Friday October 16th, 2009 at 05:22

  Shalom Climate of Change Readers, In honor of this past week’s Blog Action Day, dedicated to the fight against climate change, we’d like to report to you on the Seven Year Jewish Climate Campaign. We first mentioned the campaign following...

• Continental Airlines Goes Green. Or not. Or… Yes?

  Posted on Thursday October 8th, 2009 at 05:08 in global warming, environment, climate change, flying, energy, Ecology, judaism, torah, continental, true green, by yannai kranzler

  By Yannai Kranzler How would you respond to sitting on an airplane, digging into the seat pocket in front of you, to discover that your complementary in-flight magazine was dedicated to caring for the environment? Would you be thankful? Hopeful? Woul...

• Praying for Rain: Who Affects the Weather, God or Us?

  Posted on Thursday October 1st, 2009 at 05:36 in global warming, Israel, climate change, Ecology, rain, jewish holidays, sukkot, environmnet, rabbi julian sinclair

  By Rabbi Julian Sinclair Sukkot has a special connection to rain. The Talmud (Rosh Hoshanah 16a) says that on Sukkot, we are judged for the rainfall we will receive in the coming year. On Shemini Atzeret, the final day of the holiday, we begin to say...

• A Couple of Thoughts for Yom Kippur

  Posted on Sunday September 27th, 2009 at 04:31 in global warming, environment, climate change, judaism, jonah, yom kippur, jewish holidays, rabbi julian sinclair, religion and climate change

  By Rabbi Julian Sinclair The Power of One On Yom Kippur we examine our actions.  The scrupulous review of our deeds that the day calls for teaches us that everything we do, however small it may seem matters a great deal, often far more than we can e...

• Julian Gets to Grips with Green Business with a Double Book Review

  Posted on Friday September 25th, 2009 at 09:12 in rabbi julian sinclair

  By Rabbi Julian Sinclair A couple of years after former Sierra Club President Adam Werbach founded  ActNow, a sustainable business consultancy, he signed up Walmart as a client. This brought Werbach considerable notoriety in eco-activist circles. Wa...

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