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Take immediate
action to help stop global warming by participating in COEJL’s climate
change campaign. Click here to find out more about,
"How Many Jews Does
it Take to Change a Light Bulb?"
Please urge your congressional delegation to protect our planet
by co-sponsoring critical science-based global warming bills.
Every Human Being is part of THE GREAT WARMING. The Great Warming is a
powerful climate change film launching November 3 in Regal Cinemas. Click here to read
about The Great Warming Call to Action and learn how you can get
involved!
COEJL is a featured partner of The Virtual March to Stop Global
Warming. Visit our personal impact page and sign up to participate!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Click here for the
latest update on our CFL campaign, "A Light Among the Nations."
Faith based screenings of An
Inconvenient Truth are taking place nationwide in October. Click here for
listings.
Did you misplace your latest COEJL E-bulletin? Click here to see issue #33 -
Light Among the Nations / Days of Awe / Support Enviro Bills
COEJL has updated its Guide to Speakers on
Judaism and the Environment. Find a local speaker for your event here!
COEJL IN THE NEWS:
Environmentalists celebrate Sukkot with water festivities
and jack-o’-lanterns, JTA News, September 28, 2006
COEJL's CFL Campaign is in the news! Don't Just Sit in the Dark -
Washington Jewish Week, August 3, 2006
Jewish Groups Launch Environmental Effort, JTA
News, August 1, 2006
More Answers [about global warming], Creative
Loafing, August 2, 2006
CELEBRATE:
Hanukkah - December
16-23, 2006
MISSION STATEMENT:
COEJL deepens the
Jewish community's commitment to the stewardship of creation and mobilizes
the resources of Jewish life and learning to protect the Earth and all its
inhabitants.
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