Taanit 28

How can we adapt our lifestyles to the changing nature of the sun’s effect on our lifestyles? How can we effectively manifest the divinity in this world in order to one day be zoche to live in a crisis-free world? Mazal Tov to kol Halomdim! Hadran Alach VHadrach Alan! Hadran translation: https://www.sefaria.org/Hadran?lang=bi Translation of section starting with “margela bepumeihu drabanan dyavneh…”: https://www.sefaria.org/Berakhot.17a.8?vhe=William_Davidson_Edition_-_Vocalized_Aramaic&lang=bi

How can we effectively transition our lifestyles to be more environmentally friendly? Why is education critical in the effort to save the environment?

How can we turn this period of tragedy into one of celebration? How can we make sure not to be fixated on doom and make sure to stay focused on acting to save the world?

How can we raise collective awareness of the issues at play in the climate crisis? How can our individual actions lead to broader societal trends and further legal change?

How can preventing food waste both help feed the hungry and simultaneously help the planet? How can we make sure in our time the work we are doing will prevent the destruction of the world?

Why isn’t aiming to improve the environment satisfactory? Why must we be present for the journey of improving the environment? How can we turn the minhag of living environmentally into a societal halakha?

How can we make sure to not lose hope yet simultaneously not rely on miracles? Why can’t we rely on planet B?

How can seemingly poor decisions by leaders teach us something about ourselves? How can education for all ends of society allow for further environmental progress?

How can we bring others into our light effectively? How can we be active in our pursuit to live the world a little better than we found it?

How can we embrace our individual roles to create expansive change? How can tackling the climate crisis simultaneously allow us to embrace peace?