Faith groups and sustainability
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"Ultimately, deep ecological awareness is spiritual or religious awareness. When the concept of the human spirit is understood as the mode of consciousness in which the individual feels a sense of belonging, of connectedness, to the cosmos as a whole, it become clear that ecological awareness is spiritual in its deepest essence." Fritjof Capra
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[edit] News UK 2008
[edit] News London
- Diverse communities join London Sustainability Weeks 2007. For the second year running, London Sustainability Weeks, June 3 - 17 2007, will include events from a range of ethnic and faith communities across Greater London, Love London / Diary London
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[edit] Comment
- New Start editorial May 24 2006 - A couple of months ago I sat in on a conversation between a Christian and a Muslim, facilitated by an atheist. The discussion dealt with issues like justice, reconciliation and forgiveness.
[edit] Resources
- 'Sustainable development and UK faith groups: Two sides of the same coin?' October 2005 available via the Sustainable Development Commission's website
[edit] International links
[edit] Climate change
- The Genesis Covenant, a public commitment by a national religious community to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from every facility it maintains by a minimum of 50% within ten years.
[edit] UK Links
- Christian Ecology Link
- Shrinking The Footprint, The Church of England's national environmental campaign
- Quaker Green Action
[edit] Climate change UK
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