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Lisa Graumlich
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Where climate science and moral courage meet

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The Grandmother Tree has been cut down

This morning I woke to a short video from the Land Defenders.

Border Patrol agents are assembled around the ancient cottonwood. You hear chainsaws in the distance. Then screams and cries rising as she comes crashing down.

When a big tree...

a month ago
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Moral Authority Is Not a Renewable Resource

Fire-scarred cross-section, with scar dates from 1723 to 2007. USGS

For 30+ years I was the one doing the asking.

I would show up in a parish hall, or a synagogue basement, or even the nave itself, and set up my slides. Tree rings, mostly...

a month ago
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I Came to Pray at a Tree

Last week I received a request. “As the border wall nears, folks protecting Abuelitas are needing our collective continued support to stay fierce, creative, and steadfast. Please join us as we share updates from the ground, ensure there is...

2 months ago
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Field Notes: Awake and Waiting

Tonight my night-blooming cereus erupted — big white fragrant flowers on a scrawny stick of a cactus that hugs the bark of my oldest acacia. They expand a little each hour. By dawn they’ll be wilting, by mid-morning shriveled. Once a year...

3 months ago
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Community Water

My daughter, M., texted me a video link this week along with a short, sweet message. I recognized the video immediately. It was me, 23 years ago, talking into a camera about the dangers of a warming world. Fifteen thousand people have viewe...

3 months ago
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    Climate scientist, Episcopal deacon, Past President of AGU. Convening spaces where we weave rigorous science, deep spiritual practice, and diverse wisdom traditions. Our crisis demands integration. Welcome to the joyful work of weaving.

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