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A climate scientist and a priest walk into a webinar! Hear from climate scientist Dr. Peter Frumhoff and Reverend Sally Bingham on the value of building relationships between the weather, water, and climate enterprise and spiritual/faith-based communities and organizations, and their friendship! How can we build a coalition across multiple spiritual and faith-based knowledge systems to take action on the important environmental issues of today? What are the moral or environmentally theological perspectives on more risky solutions to address climate change (e.g., solar geoengineering), given the less-risky approaches may not be enough to combat the rising global temperature? These and other topics are discussed, followed by some time for Q&A with the audience. This discussion is a part of the American Meteorological Society Committee on Spirituality, Multifaith Outreach, and Science (COSMOS) webinar series: "Finding Common Ground Amongst Science, Spirituality, and Environmentalism".
A climate scientist and a priest walk into a webinar! Hear from climate scientist Dr. Peter Frumhoff and Reverend Sally Bingham on the value of building relationships between the weather, water, and climate enterprise and spiritual/faith-based communities and organizations, and their friendship! How can we build a coalition across multiple spiritual and faith-based knowledge systems to take action on the important environmental issues of today? What are the moral or environmentally theological perspectives on more risky solutions to address climate change (e.g., solar geoengineering), given the less-risky approaches may not be enough to combat the rising global temperature? These and other topics are discussed, followed by some time for Q&A with the audience. This discussion is a part of the American Meteorological Society Committee on Spirituality, Multifaith Outreach, and Science (COSMOS) webinar series: "Finding Common Ground Amongst Science, Spirituality, and Environmentalism".
