Climate threats - what can I do? An idea! by Trevor Thorn
I suspect that when many of us see headlines like the title to this blog we have an immediate sense of our own impotence about such a massive issue, or more correctly, issues.
Some will respond by joining a protest or an activist group and it is apparent that these groups are urgently needed as many, many of our youngest generation have realised. I hope that you, my reader, rejoice in these displays of collective young wisdom.
But back to those of us who want to engage but can’t really see quite how.
Since I am writing mainly, but not exclusively, to authors, I can offer a way of participating.
I have two blog sites; one is called 'The Cross and the Cosmos’ (logo above) and the other ‘Eco-Verses’
The former of these is principally engaged with the complementarity of faith and science so is a natural site on which the juncture between any of the climatological disciplines and faith can be highlighted.
The latter is more secular in its approach and I would welcome being able to expand the small collection currently on the site. The collections consist mainly of poetry, songs, hymns or short prayers.
You can see examples of the material at http://crossandcosmos.blogspot.com and at https://eco-verses.blogspot.com/
If you have material that you would like to have considered for publication on either of these sites, and which fits the criteria in the last paragraph but one please send it as a Word document to trevimeditate@gmail.com Entries couched in terms of hope that we can address the issues constructively would be particularly welcome.
If you take up this offer and would like an entry to have a link to your own blog/ website, then that would be good.
Some will respond by joining a protest or an activist group and it is apparent that these groups are urgently needed as many, many of our youngest generation have realised. I hope that you, my reader, rejoice in these displays of collective young wisdom.
But back to those of us who want to engage but can’t really see quite how.
Since I am writing mainly, but not exclusively, to authors, I can offer a way of participating.
I have two blog sites; one is called 'The Cross and the Cosmos’ (logo above) and the other ‘Eco-Verses’
The former of these is principally engaged with the complementarity of faith and science so is a natural site on which the juncture between any of the climatological disciplines and faith can be highlighted.
The latter is more secular in its approach and I would welcome being able to expand the small collection currently on the site. The collections consist mainly of poetry, songs, hymns or short prayers.
You can see examples of the material at http://crossandcosmos.blogspot.com and at https://eco-verses.blogspot.com/
If you have material that you would like to have considered for publication on either of these sites, and which fits the criteria in the last paragraph but one please send it as a Word document to trevimeditate@gmail.com Entries couched in terms of hope that we can address the issues constructively would be particularly welcome.
If you take up this offer and would like an entry to have a link to your own blog/ website, then that would be good.
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