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![Lisa Colton, Big Bold Jewish Climate Fest]()
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How one woman’s big, bold idea is making climate a moral issue for Jews
"Our values, as stewards of the earth, require us to act even when it's not only about our own community."
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The generational rift over ‘intersectional environmentalism’
Environmental justice gets a Gen Z makeover
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![Jamie Henn of Fossil Free Media]()
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PR firms need to dump Big Oil. This guy wants to help them do it.
Jamie Henn launched Fossil Free Media to give the climate movement good press. He’s urging creatives to ditch their petro clients and join him.
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It’s time to reimagine our future. Here are 3 ways to begin.
The turmoil of 2020 provides a chance to reimagine the world.
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He’s helping fishermen adapt to climate change and an economic crisis — by becoming kelp farmers
Sean Barrett’s community-supported fishing project is expanding to train fisherfolk to grow seaweed and help “make it the new kale.”
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She’s filming ‘the soul of Austin’ to save it
Filmmaker Karen Kocher has devoted her craft to protecting Austin’s beloved Barton Springs.
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What do Biden’s cabinet picks show about his plans to act on climate?
Four leaders offer their insights on the incoming administration’s climate cred.
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2021 is already giving me emotional whiplash. How do I deal?
Why is it so hard to be both positive and well-informed? Blame the internet.
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They’re turning churches into climate-resilience centers
Creation Justice Ministries wants to help congregations prepare for floods, droughts, and other disasters — while making their communities more sustainable.
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Why is cottagecore so white?
Cottagecore is supposed to be an escape — but it can’t escape a racist past.
