Environmental taboos
Perhaps there is a place for taboos in Unitarian Universalism.
Creating a greener General Assembly
For seventeen years, UUA GA Director Jan Sneegas has led a green meeting revolution.
On religious grounds
A congregation fought—and won—a three-year battle to install solar panels on its historic building.
The black oak is a bodhisattva
Simply by existing, it serves many others. For human beings, the work of the bodhisattva is a path of kindness, the choice to serve others as a way of life.
Unitarian Universalists among leaders of youth climate strikes
Young Unitarian Universalists helped organize student walkouts in several cities on March 15 to demand action on climate change.
Gnomic insights: Big thoughts in little packages
An attempt to distill essential environmental teachings into proverbial wisdom
Two UU congregations honored for climate change work
Iowa and Massachusetts congregations win awards in Interfaith Power & Light’s Cool Congregations Challenge.
Sustainable elegance in Iowa
When the Unitarian Universalist Society in Coralville, Iowa, built its new home, the congregation aimed to make it the ‘greenest church in Iowa.’
Following the leaders
In the ongoing battle for the environment, we must learn to listen to those most affected.
New UUA Common Read focuses on environmental justice
‘Justice on Earth’ chosen for congregational discussion groups.
Living the emergency
Climate activists turn to civil disobedience at the risk of serving prison time.
The youth are at the gates
Meet Levi Draheim, the 10-year-old Unitarian Universalist at the center of a landmark climate case.