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Category: Andreas Karelas
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By Andreas Karelas | In 2015 Pope Francis released a papal encyclical—an urgent message addressed to all Catholics—entitled “Laudato Si’ [Praise Be to You]: On Care for Our Common Home.” It caught the attention of people around the world because in it, the pope decried climate change, especially its effects on the poor. It was…
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By Christian Coleman | The start of the forty-seventh administration in the White House sounded off the red alert for mothers of all stripes in the US. They were already on high alert during the years leading up to the 2024 elections. For the next four years, mothers will be Mothering with a capital M…
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By Andreas Karelas | Based on the latest findings of positive psychology research, I suggest that, in order to address climate change, we need to cultivate different values—values that place a greater emphasis on community and less on consumption—and that living according to these values will have the benefits of reducing our impact on the…
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A Discussion with Andreas Karelas, Katharine Hayhoe, and Bill McKibben | Bill, I was recently flipping through your book Falter, and one of the things you write that speaks to a big portion of Climate Courage is that we have two technologies that, if employed, could be decisive to the era: the solar panel and…
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