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Archive for June, 2009

As we enter July (hot hot times here in Israel!), we wanted to bring you a roundup of our posts from the last month, just in case you missed one or two. As always, we’d love to hear your feedback on any of our posts, and on the blog in general. And feel free to [...]

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In an article recently pubished in Green Living Magazine, Zoe Cormier covered the recent surge in religious groups mobilizing to fight global warming- from America to Indonesia to the Vatican to Jerusalem. Quoted on the Jewish side was Jewish Climate Initiative co-founder Dr. Michael Kagan!
It’s a fascinating and hopeful piece, exploring the potential for faiths [...]

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Pass it on! This coming October 23rd-24th is Global Climate Healing Shabbat. A press release this week from a group of American Jewish organizations announced:
A number of Jewish  groups, including the Jewish Council for Public Affairs (the national umbrella group on public policy)  today  called for October 23-24, 2009, to be declared a “Global Climate Healing Shabbat.”
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Ms. Naomi Tsur is one of Israel’s most dedicated environmental advocates. A longtime member of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI), she headed the organization’s Jerusalem Branch and later all of Israel’s SPNI urban centers, and led SPNI’s efforts to bring together eco-activists throughout the Holy City to form the Sustainable [...]

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Hi Everyone,
In the following video, Dr. Eilon Schwartz, founder of Israel’s Heschel Center for Environmental Learning and Leadership challenges us to own up to our own implications in causing climate change, as well as our reservations in fighting it, and makes important suggestions as to what we can do, at Jewish Climate Initiative/Hazon’s Vayehi Or: [...]

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By Rabbi Julian Sinclair, as published on www.GreenProphet.com
Twenty years, ago, Sally Bingham went to her local bishop and announced that she wanted to be ordained so that she could become the world’s first priest for the environment.
She was received with some skepticism. Undeterred, she embarked on almost a decade of study and became an Episcopalian [...]

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