Titlebook: Religion, Sustainability, and Place; Moral Geographies of Steven E. Silvern,Edward H. Davis Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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The Jewish Food Movement: A Sustainable and Just Vision for Place, Identity, and Environment,tainable food system rooted in Biblical agricultural teachings and conceptions of social justice. The JFM combines religious teachings with agro-ecological perspectives in promoting local and organic food. It integrates Jewish identity renewal with advocacy for sustainable food, seeing a return to r

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A Womanist and Interfaith Response to Climate Change,ondense lessons learned for organizations seeking to center environmental justice with a moral framework derived from black women’s feminism. The term, womanist, originated with Alice Walker in her 1983 publication, ., where she coins a four-part definition for black women’s feminism. African Americ

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Land Cover Change in a Ghanaian Sacred Forest,nge maps and found that the Goviefe Todzi sacred forest did experience less closed forest loss compared to the surrounding forest area. A visit to the sacred forest in 2018 provided a deeper understanding of the local community’s relationship with the forest and their involvement with preserving the forest through traditional spiritual beliefs.

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Role of Faith-Based Social Groups in Promoting Sustainable Food Security in Nigeria,seholds. The chapter critically explores the rise and eventual demise of what was once a highly successful intervention and the insights that led to a change in the orientation of its services and reveals how these grassroot groups are open to change as and when circumstances demand it.

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Religion and Spirituality in Hungarian Eco-Villages,sider to be traditional, ancient Hungarian culture alike. Each community is characterized by the presence of elements of eco-spirituality, a holistic attitude and nature faith at some level. In this paper, I discuss the role of religion, belief and spirituality in the life of Hungarian eco-villages.

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