Tag: religion and the environment

A Sacred, Sullied Space

Posted on June 1, 2017 by Kali Handelman

Writer Sasha von Oldershausen and photographer Solmaz Daryani collaborate in documenting religion and pollution on the banks of Iran’s Karun River. Continue Reading →

Posted in Features | Tagged Iran, islam, Karun, Magnum Foundation On Religion, Mandean, Pollution, religion and the environment, Sasha vo Oldershausen, Solmaz Daryani | Leave a reply

Climate Change and the Dharma of Failure

Posted on October 19, 2015 by Kali Handelman

Roy Scranton on Buddhism in the Anthropocene. Continue Reading →

Posted in Reviews | Tagged Anthropocene, buddhism, climate change, environmentalism, religion and the environment, Roy Scranton, Zen | Leave a reply

In the News: Emanuel A.M.E., Encyclicals, Etsy, and more!

Posted on June 19, 2015 by Kali Handelman

A round-up of the week’s religion news. Continue Reading →

Posted in Today | Tagged "Franklin Graham", abortion, afghanistan, America, american christianity, anthea butler, Buddha, Buddha statues, buddhism, capitalism, CATHOLICISM, Charleston, Charlie Charlie, christianity, Clementa Pinckney, climate change, Denmark Vesey, Donovan Schaefer, Dylann Roof, Emanuel AME, Encylcial, Etsy, evangelicals, facebook, food, fox news, Game of Thrones, guns, hasidim, hate crime, ISIS, islam, israel, japan, Japanese Religion, Jelani Cobb, jihad, Jodie Eichler-Levine, judaism, Lasers, Laudato Si, LGBT*Q, Matthew J. Cressler, Memoir, mental illness, music, Muslim, nathan schneider, Patrick Blanchfield, Pinkwashing, poetry, pope francis, race, racism, ramadan, religion and Capitalism, religion and climate change, religion and food, religion and guns, religion and science, religion and sexuality, religion and the environment, SC, Shulem Deen, Supernaturalism, terrorism, UNC, White Supremacy, witches, yiddish | Leave a reply

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