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daoism and climate change action

December 1, 2008
By james
daoism and climate change action

By James Miller I was very interested to read this article, published on the UN website, on Daoism as the “Way” for climate change action in China. The article was written by Olav Kyorven, an assistant secretary general of the UN Development Program. In the article he reports enthusiastically on a recent conference of Daoist...
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An Ecologically Sustainable Future for China

Religious values and ideas are rich sources of cultural capital, and vital resources for fostering an ecologically sustainable future for the human species. Nowhere on the planet is this more important than China. Learn more.

 

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