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Salish Sea Fellowship
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Climate Consciousness: This talk is not about the anthropomorphic musings of weather, but about how we understand climate change. Although we know how this crisis was created, and even how to fix it, logic and reason are not always what move people to change. In this talk on climate consciousness, I explore climate change through the lens of faith, as a Unitarian, honoring various spiritual practices/teachers, and the interconnectedness of all things. It is this that points to each person, and each community, as the change agent.
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