An group has been formed to apply “tikkun olam”–repair the world– to the dire threat of global warming, to the greening of our temple expansion, to our Jewish education, to our Jewish holiday celebrations, and to our personal actions.

Environmental Principles of Temple Micah

Temple Micah recognizes that environmental issues are an essential part of tikkun olam. Therefore, Temple Micah will devote attention, resources, and energy to apply this principle to itself, its members, and the broader community in order to preserve, sustain, and repair our environment.

To volunteer, or for more information, email the Green Team.

Goals

• List of Green Team goals
  

Resource Materials

• Climate Change Information
  
• Holidays and the Environment
• Energy Audit
  
• What Individuals Can Do
  
• Volunteer and Intern Opportunities
  

Of Interest

• Pictures from Tu B'shvat Havdallah
• Vine articles about the Green Team effort

• "Micah Green Team Strives to Make Building Energy Efficient", Sept. 2006 Vine

• "For Tu B'shvat, Green Team to Screen 'An Inconvenient Truth,' Gore's Film on Global Warming", Feb. 2007 Vine
• "Micah Team Is Part of Grassroots Effort to Improve Environment", Mar. 2007 Vine
• "Speakers Encourage Temple Members to Save Energy and Make Smart Choices about Food", Dec. 2007 Vine