I Gave Up Starbucks For Lent, I Guess I Should Have Given Up Carbon?
Bryan has a wonder post about this link
Professor Mary Frohlich wears trim business suits, teaches global climate change and talks about historical links between the oppression of the earth and the oppression of women.
She is a Roman Catholic nun.
“People who know about nuns are not surprised,” Frohlich said, laughing.
While some religious and scientific groups might be at odds over issues such as evolution and stem-cell research, over the last few years they have found common ground on global warming and climate change.
“I would say that it’s a welcome contribution to have many more people weighing in, because when it comes down on it, a lot of decisions will be based on values,” said climate scientist Brenda Ekwurzel of the Union of Concerned Scientists.
