COALITION on the ENVIRONMENT and JEWISH LIFE
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Hot-Button Issues

What issues does COEJL work on?
COEJL advocates on a range of environmental issues, from endangered species to energy security to the dangers that mercury emissions pose to clean air. Along with our partners from other faith communities, we cut through the familiar technical arguments to clarify the values at stake in environmental policy. Given the prominent role of religion in American political life, a voice of conscience in favor of environmental protection has considerable effect on public opinion and policy discussions.

Our Jewish community brings distinctive resources to the urgent environmental challenges we face. COEJL seeks to galvanize these resources by engaging in the public debate.
Climate Change
Energy
Public Lands
Water
Endangered Species
Sustainability and Pollution
Lead Pipes
Trees
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Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life is a project of a consortium of Jewish agencies, alongside allies, under the umbrella of the National Religious Partnership for the Environment. 

In-Person meetings, across from U.S. Capitol:  co/ NRPE, 110 Maryland Ave. NE, Su 203 -- Washington DC 20002
Mailings/Checks:  c/o NRPE, 2529 Holkham Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22901
  • Home
  • About
  • Take Action
    • Recent Actions
    • Further Back
  • News & Blogs
  • Resources
    • Hot-Button Issues
    • Congregational Resources
    • Resources for Rabbis
    • Op-Eds & Related Articles
  • Events
    • Reverse Tashlich & Get-Together
    • Jews & Line 3 Webinar
    • Environmental Justice Webinar
    • Tisha B'Av for Temple Earth
  • Donate!
  • Non-clickable Page