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Making religious sense of climate change on small islands
Some Bible believers look to Noah for an approach to surviving climate change.
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A sermon on COVID-19 and climate change
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A day for environmentalist Judaism
Monday, February 10, is Tu B'Shvat, the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shvat and a minor Jewish holiday. Its significance originally had to do with agricultural taxes: You calculated your annual tithe on fruit according to whether a given fruit began developing before or after that date.
