“Teach us to number our days; thus we become wise of heart.” (Psalms 90:12) The Climate Clock launched this week in Manhattan intends to do just that: teach us to number our days.

Americans can worry about more than one problem at a time.

Savage will give the d'var torah, and after kiddush, lead a discussion on: "The Climate Crisis, Parshat Mishpatim, Food, and the Jewish Community: Now What?"

Change is coming, and let's plan for it, and be part of it, for good.

"...I reiterate – this is never more necessary than today – that human beings can change things for good. It is the lesson of human history. It is certainly the lesson of Jewish history."

What does it mean that Hazon is the Jewish lab for sustainability?

In every country of the world in which Jewish people live, their government has endorsed the Paris Climate Agreement. Every religious faith community spoke up for it.

Rabbi Marc Soloway of Boulder's Congregation Bonai Shalom is one of twelve people of faith the White House is honoring as “Champions of Change” for their efforts in protecting our environment and communities from the effects of climate change

Boulder Jewish residents are vowing to fight climate change after Boulder 350.