Climate change is fundamentally a moral dilemma 
​ even more than a dilemma of political will.
It is an ethical challenge between right and wrong.​
Dr. Asoka Bandarage, Ph.D., Yale University; IMAC Board Member*

Offerings
from IMAC's Steering Committee 

• Dr. Asoka Bandarage, Ph.D. Yale University, Professor, Environmentalist, Author     
  • UN Conference:  Buddhist Wisdom - Coping with Global Crises       (View Video of presentation and Read full remarks, staring on p.65)​​
  • Pandemic, "Great Reset" and resistance     
  • Colonialism in Sri Lanka   (The English language portion begins at 9:25  in this video about the book)
  • ​The COVID Pandemic:  Broadening the Discourse
  • The Quest for a Treaty Prohibiting Nuclear Weapons ​  
  • Mindfulness, Social Action in COVID 19 Crisis
  • The Coronavirus Wake-Up Call
  • The Easter Attacks and Geopolitical Conflict in Sri Lanka   ​
  • Roots of the Sri Lanka Attacks and a Way Forward
  • Demise of Sri Lanka's Independence

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• Ted Glick,  Beyond Extreme Energy; former National Campaign Coordinator, Chesapeake Climate Action Network  
  • Burglar for Peace: Lessons Learned in  the Catholic Left's Resistance to the Vietnam War​
  • Future Hope Columns

 

• David Krantz,  Treasurer, IMAC; President, Green Zionist Alliance  
  • ​Shmita Revolution: Reclamation and Reinvention of the Sabbatical Year 
  • EcoJudaism in the Time of the Coronavirus
  • EcoJewish Action on One Foot

 

• Lise Van Susteren, MD,  President, IMAC;  Advisory Board, Center for Health and the Global Environment; Board Member, EDN, PDA  
  • ​Emotional Inflammation: Discover Your Triggers and Reclaim Your Equilibrium During Anxious Times   (with: Stacey Colino)
• Rabbi Arthur Waskow, The Shalom Center  
  • ​Dancing in God's Earthquake: The Coming Transformation of Religion   
  • The Shalom Center​