Ecojustice Resources

The Climate Justice statement from the Reform Action Center of Reform Judiasm states that those of the Jewish faith:

have an obligation to the earth and all of its inhabitants. Our Jewish texts and tradition teach us a dual responsibility to “till and tend” (Genesis 2:15) the earth and to “love your fellow as yourself” (Leviticus 19:17-18). It is this tradition that leads us to see climate change as more than just an environmental issue. Climate change is an ethical, political, public health, and – above all – a social justice issue. Climate justice is about the real human-felt impacts of a changing environment and the urgency that places on us to act.

Most of the resources below are organized chronologically, with the most recent at the top. 

Statements
Organized chronologically

Engaged Projects

Multimedia
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Links 

 

 

Books/Reports/Monographs/Dissertations
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Journals & Articles
Organized chronologically; includes both academic articles and a selection of recent news articles

Header Image: Carbon Pharoahs street theater with Arthur Waskow; Courtesy of the Shalom Center