Woodstock synagogue says planned ‘glamping’ site would dirty a pond used as a mikvah
Concerns over sewage has congregation questioning planned high-end camping facility
Concerns over sewage has congregation questioning planned high-end camping facility
Israel is a world leader in turning salt water into fresh. But a new study suggests capacity must expand to keep up with population
The Jewish nonprofit Dayenu encourages Jewish groups to divest $3 billion in non-renewables and invest it in clean energy
New York state could soon legalize the practice, which proponents tout as an ecologically responsible choice
If throwing bread for tashlich is wrong, do I want to be right?
The move by B'nai Jeshurun provoked outrage and mockery, but other synagogues should take a lesson
Agricultural experts encourage killing the invasive species
With Sen. Manchin blocking federal climate legislation, communities must come together to confront the crisis
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NPR Legal Correspondent Nina Totenberg in conversation with Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren. To benefit the Forward.
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