It's the economy. And politics. And not much else — The Daily Climate

Economics and political cues dictate climate change concern for a public that has a remarkably short attention span on the topic, researchers find. Extreme weather, science-based education efforts have 'only a minor effect.'

50 Jewish Leaders Celebrate Tu Bishvat With Pledge to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 14% in 2014 | ThinkProgress

“There’s a growing ecological consciousness in the Jewish community — a lot of concern about global warming, our energy policy, and energy security,” says Sybil Sanchez, director of COEJL.