Terra Verde – March 25, 2005

Religion and the Environment: Part II As the Easter and Passover holidays approach, Terra Verde explores environmentalism from Christian, Jewish, and Muslim perspectives. Are environmental ethics explicitly or implicitly embedded in religious texts and religious rituals in these faiths? And how have adherents turned ethics into action to protect the environment? Terra Verde welcomes listeners to visit the Archives to hear Part I of this series, which aired March 11, 2005 and focused on Hinduism and Buddhism. The post Terra Verde – March 25, 2005 appeared first on KPFA.