Tikkun (https://www.tikkun.org/category/ecological-transformation)
Life renewing processes — physical, spiritual, emotional and mental — have been lost by modern cultures. Nature’s response, Climate Change, seems harsh, but if we listen, learn and accept Indigenous relational leadership, our Earth based wisdom will be reawakened and we will once again flow with Nature.
Arthur Waskow's strategy to melt the hearts of people who have become hostile to each other – “blue” and “red” Americans – by massively supporting neighborhood solar and wind co-op programs they both need.
Sandra Bass reviews Michael Nagler’s "The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the Story of Human Nature."
Deena Metzger’s talk to Beyt Tikkun Synagogue on Erev Rosh Hashanah.
There are still things we can do to slow down the coming climate disaster.
Preparing for the environmental struggles ahead as we enter the Jewish High Holidays.
Environmental transformation and Judaism.
Watch or listen to our call launching our National Working Groups. These groups will provide a space for NSP members to gather to brainstorm, strategize, learn, and co-create and serve as a model of how to organize a local group.
Massive tree mortality evidences that we have been living in the midst of pandemics for years due to utter disregard for ecological boundaries.
Michael T. Klare reveals how COVID-19 could be the pandemic mother nature’s response to human transgression.
Our human way of life is destroying life on this planet. The coronavirus is another manifestation of this process.
Jon Swan urges mainstream media outlets to overcome their paralysis and confront "the single-most important story of our time: climate change, its causes and effects."
Jeffrey Sachs celebrates the announcement of the European Green Deal, what he calls "a powerful beacon of hope in a world of confusion and instability."
Ocean Robbins warns of the dangers of plastic storage containers—not only are they not environmentally sustainable but they are also bad for our health.
Cat Zavis reflects upon the amazing climate action that disrupted the Harvard/Yale football this weekend.