There is something wonderful about New York Climate Week.
For one week each year, New York becomes a gathering place for people from around the world who are determined to find solutions to one of the greatest challenges of our time: how to protect the people and places we love from climate catastrophes while building a healthier, more resilient and more prosperous future.
At the heart of the work of Jewish Climate Trust are questions about impact. How do we improve the performance of the Jewish community in relation to the climate crisis? Given finite time and money, what interventions, of what sort, might give the greatest possible return? How does one adjudicate between different mechanisms of influence?
[September 13, 2023] It is so easy to become overwhelmed by the state of the world, to turn away from the reality we live in this year, and next. But our tradition forbids it. We are called to look ourselves in the mirror, individually and collectively
