Dalai Lama Endorses Global Climate Strike
Craig Lewis
23 September 2019
Millions take to the streets to demand action from world…
Building a Climate Crisis Toolkit with Buddhist Wisdom
Justin Whitaker
20 September 2019
Buddhists can lead us in this vital effort in the years to come
Buddhistdoor View: The Climate Crisis and Our Collective Need to Wake Up
Buddhistdoor Global
13 June 2019
Calling all Buddhist climate leaders . . .
One-third of Himalayan Icecap Will Melt by the End of the Century, Study Warns
Anne Wisman
13 February 2019
Reduction of glacial mass could affect up to 2 billion…
Buddhistdoor View: Irreversible Climate Change—One Decade Left
Buddhistdoor Global
27 October 2018
The immense challenge of climate change and our…
San Francisco Hosts Global Climate Action Summit
Dipen Barua
14 September 2018
Multi-faith communities join climate protest preceding…
Ice Chorten in Ladakh Becomes a Buddhist Symbol of the Climate Change Crisis
Craig Lewis
22 March 2018
Buddhist ice sculpture highlights growing water…
Wildlife on the Brink
Thanissara
31 March 2017
Addressing animal poaching and trafficking in South Africa
Planetary Healing: Buddhism and World Ecology
Buddhistdoor Global
17 March 2017
From biodiversity loss to desertification, from veganism and vegetarianism to green energy, environmental issues
Gyalwang Drukpa Warns of Climate Change Threat to Himalayan Water Sources
Craig Lewis
15 November 2016
His Holiness the Gyalwang Drukpa has voiced concern over the growing impact on water rights—particularly in Himalayan communities—stemming from climate change, observing that aberrant weather
Buddhistdoor View: The Dharma’s Place in the Global Climate Change Crisis
Buddhistdoor Global
4 November 2016
The Earth recently reached a grim milestone. On 24 October, the World Meteorological Organization reported in its annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin that a strong El Niño weather
Buddhistdoor View: Climate Change is a Profound Moral Concern for Buddhists
Buddhistdoor Global
3 July 2014
Confronting the most significant environmental alteration in human memory demands two responses: adaptation (adjusting to the risks and consequences) and mitigation (how we lessen and