Judaism and Ecology
"The Torah is a commentary on the world and the world is a commentary on the Torah."
Build an erruv.
Judith Helfand
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Judaism and Ecology "The Torah is a commentary on the world and the world is a commentary on the Torah."
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| Torah and Ecology | "To fill the Earth and subdue it" or "to cultivate and guard it" |
| Tu B'shvat and the New Year of the Trees | For man is as the tree of the field |
| The Torah view on Suburbia | A lifestyle within nature may not ruin it's surroundings |
| The permissibility of bicycle on Shabbat? |
The synagogue is too far to walk and driving is prohibited?
Build an erruv. |
| Judaism and Vegetarianism | While there are numerous Jewish texts covering the how and when of eating fleishiks (meat) some are asking if it's necessary at all. |
| The Unmaking of the World | Naomi Mara Hyman looks at creation in the reverse |
| Save the world, leave the car at home | The Interfaith Climate and Energy Campaign strives to reduce wasteful practices. |
| Modern
Ecological Tzadikim
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| Terri Gipps | |
| Dr. Richard Schwartz | www.jewishveg.com |
| Nigel Savage is the director of Hazon | www.hazon.org |
| Ruth Messinger | |
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Judith Helfand |
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