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Tag Archives: climate change
Sydney Buddhist Centre Divests from Fossil Fuels
One way to think about the “global” nature of Buddhism is to consider not just the spread of Buddhist practitioners and institutions across the globe but also how they imagine and address global issues. The most literally global issue of … Continue reading
New Film: The Wisdom to Survive: Climate Change, Capitalism and Community
Here is the press release for a new documentary on climate change, as well as details of its premiere in Dallas, Texas. Celebrate Mother’s Day by Honoring Mother Earth Climate Change Film Debuts in Dallas May 9 “You’re born into … Continue reading
One Buddhist call for global social change
Huffington Post has just published an article by John Stanley and David Loy. It sets out a Buddhist response to global events such as the economic crisis and climate change. Significantly, it connects the possibilities of personal enlightenment with the … Continue reading
Buddhist monks and carbon trading
One way to think about “global Buddhism” is to consider not only the way Buddhism has spread around the globe but also the various ways Buddhist practitioners, discourses and institutions engage and intersect with identifiably global matters of concern. Climate … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambodia, carbon trading, climate change, environment, forest monks
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