Eco comes from the Greek word oikos meaning house or home. From it we get the words ecology and economy. The present ecological crisis is mainly a spiritual crisis, challenging us to realize our utter interdependence with all that lives.
EcoSattva Training 2017 ~ Registration
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THINK GLOBALLY
Global Buddhist Climate Action Network
One Earth Sangha Dharma & Climate
Summary of Solutions
The Solutions Project
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ACT LOCALLY
Sacramento Climate Sangha
Refinery Corridor Healing Walks
350 Sacramento
CELDF Community Rights Primer
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DIVEST – INVEST
Divest-Invest
Fossil Free Funds
DeFund DAPL
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INFORMATION~INSPIRATION
VIDEOS
Al Gore, An Inconvinient Sequel – Truth to Power (Trailer)
Avi Lewis, This Changes Everything
Chris Jordan, Midway Film
Annie Leonard, Story of Stuff, watch more…
Bill McKibben, Understand these Three Numbers, Talk at The Riverside Church
BOOKS & ARTICLES
Bhikkhu Bodhi, Let’s Stand Up Together, 2017 Climate Change as a Moral Call to Social Transformation, 2015, A Call to the Moral Conscience, 2015
Brian Swimme & Thomas Berry, The Universe Story, 1994
Joanna Macy & Molly Brown, Coming Back to Life, 2014
The 17th Karmapa, ‘Being Content to Live With Less’, 2016
Kerry Nelson, One Small Difference: Step Into Action for a Better World, 2016
Margaret Klein, What Climate Change Asks of Us, 2014
Naomi Klein, This Changes Everything, 2014, How Science Tells Us All to Revolt, 2013
Paul Hawken, Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming, 2017
Thanissara Mary Weinberg, Time to Stand Up: An Engaged Manifesto for Our Earth – The Buddha’s Life and Message through Feminine Eyes, 2016
ALLIES
Buddhist Climate Action Network
California Interfaith Power & Light
Ekuthuleni: Meditation & Eco Retreats
Interfaith Moral Action on Climate
Chris Jordan: Ecological Photography
and many many more…
“Whatever you do may seem insignificant,
but it is most important that you do it.”
(Mahatma Gandhi)
Last Update: August 15, 2017