Blogs

What If Trump And Xi Were To See Eye To Eye On Sustainability?

Blog: It happened. President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement, and along with the U.S. withdrawal went any illusion that we can depend on US government to protect...

Bill O’Reilly, Violation, and Mother Earth

Blog: This Earth Day, let us recall the words of Gandhi: “What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection of what we are doing...

This Election Reveals The Collision Course Between Consumer Society And Creation

Blog: Rabbi Yonatan Neril - What this election reveals to me is to the extent to which American society, but more generally the dominant paradigm of consumer society, is on a...

$13.6 Trillion Is The Cost Of Violence Last Year. What Is The Price Of Peace?

Blog: Rabbi Yonatan Neril - What are the biggest obstacles to living sustainably in harmony with both nature and other humans? Maybe climate change, reducing biodiversity loss, and not treating the...

Doing Well and Doing Good: Learning from KIND Snacks Founder Daniel Lubetzky

Blog: Rabbi Yonatan Neril - Do you eat KIND Bars, those ubiquitous fruit and nut bars wrapped in distinctive striped packaging? There’s a good chance you do since they are the...

Modern Megacity, Meet Ancient Wisdom

Blog: Rabbi Yonatan Neril - “City limits have become limitless cities,” proclaims a Prudential advertisement appearing in many airports. Jakarta, São Paolo, and Shanghai all have metropolitan area populations of more...

Jerusalem Opens Up to Faith and Ecology Through Spoken Word and Song

Blog: Caroline Stern - Last week in Jerusalem, men and women from diverse backgrounds came together at the Second Annual Interfaith Eco Poetry Slam to share their hearts and minds on...

Creating A “Shared Society”: What Might that Mean for the Holy Land?

Blog: Marilena Bekierz - Last week I attended the Givat Haviva Conference on Shared Society, with fascinating presentations and discussions.

What does Passover have to do with the Earth?

Blog: David Miron-Wapner - Passover and Earth Day coincide this year. The juxtaposition of these ancient and modern days can help augment our awareness of the pharaoh-like power humanity collectively wields...

Partnering in Good Faith, for the Rehabilitation of the Jordan River

Blog: Andrew Deutsch - A very special interfaith ecology tour, “Partnering in Good Faith, Towards the Rehabilitation of the Jordan River,” took place on January 28th, 2016. EcoPeace led the tour,...

Women’s Faith and Ecology Project in Jerusalem Spurs Dialogue and Action

Blog: Manya Kagan - The Women's Faith and Ecology Project in Jerusalem continues to engage Christian, Muslim, and Jewish women in the Jerusalem area for inspiring seminars on faith and ecology.

On Sisterhood and Sustainability in Jerusalem

Blog: Manya Kagan - Fourteen Muslim, Christian, and Jewish women participated in a Women's Faith Ecology Seminar in Jerusalem, along with panelists of the three faiths. The participants were quite diverse...

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