In the following video, from the Vayehi Or Workshop, Nigel Savage, founder of Hazon, discusses Hazon, Jews, food and Climate Change. Nigel and Hazon have been working with JCI on the Seven Year Plan for the Jewish People on Climate Change and Sustainability, and in this piece, Nigel offers some hopeful and practical tips towards how the Seven Year Plan can be most effective. Enjoy! (And feel welcome, as always, to leave your comments and feedback).
Nigel Savage on What the Jews can (and cannot) do about Climate Change
April 30, 2009 by Jewish Climate Initiative
Posted in Climate Change, food, Jewish Environmentalism, Religion and Climate Change, Taking Action | Tagged alliance for religions and conservation, Climate Change, diaspora, Global Warming, hazon, israel, Jewish Climate Initiative, jewish people, nigel savage, seven year plan, sustainability | 1 Comment
One Response
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
Welcome to JCI’s Climate of Change
I'm Julian, Co-Founder of Jewish Climate Initiative. We invite you to join us as we draw 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.
Subscribe to Climate of Change (Free!)
JCI Tweets!
- Continental Goes Green! Or not. Or... Yes? http://tinyurl.com/yb2eleh 3 years ago
- How are you and/or your community dealing with climate change? Let us know- We'd love to hear from you!
-
Recent Posts
Archives
Recent Comments
Catherine on Contact Us Dan on Michael Pollan, the Hebrew Lan… Hena on Contact Us Hena on Torah-Based Climatology, from… Hiram Novad on Corn, Hockey, and Eco Marketin… Top Posts
Tags
Al Gore Alternative Energy Blessing of the Sun book review Breakthrough cap and trade carbon offsetting Climate Change Climate Change Economics ecology Energy Environment ethics food Global Warming good energy initiative hazon Heschel Center israel Jewish Climate Initiative Jewish Environment Jewish Environmental jewish people Judaism julian sinclair local Michael Kagan michael pollan nigel savage Nordhaus Obama Organic Policy Rabbi Arthur Waskow Rabbi Julian Sinclair Rav Kook Religion Renewable Energy Shellenberger Social Justice Solar Power sustainability Tisha B'Av Torah Tu B'ShevatMeta
Pages
Receive Posts Via Email

Great lecture! I especially like to hear about CSAs connected with Jewish Communities, in that they provide both support for local farmers and a positive change in lifestyle which the community can share in.
Keep up the good work, and keep us updated on the 7-year plan!