Adapting Podcast: Rooted in Responsibility— A Jewish Approach to Environmentalism
Tu BiShvat calls us to act on the behalf of the planet, and do what we can to care for it as we would ourselves.
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This week on Adapting, in honor of Tu BiShvat, Yoni Stadlin of Adamah challenges us to see our connection to the earth through a Jewish lens.
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From his unconventional journey—spending three months living in the canopy of California redwoods—to his belief that Jewish environmentalism should be the default rather than a niche, Yoni reminds us that every breath we take is like receiving CPR from a tree. Tu BiShvat is more than a celebration of trees; it’s a powerful reminder that the earth is our home, and it’s a call to action to care for the planet as we would care for ourselves.
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