by Annie Wolock | Aug 30, 2026 | Climate
The Leaves are Making Teshuvah as chlorophyll fades from their veins to reveal riotous colors of red. the leaves are making teshuvah by letting go of their verdant past. they drop from branches, float on eddies of air to the ground. the leaves are making teshuvah....
by Annie Wolock | Jul 29, 2026 | Climate
By Joelle Abramowitz Purchase your tomatoes at any local farmer’s market or harvest from your backyard! This month’s seasonal recipe is for tomato toast. In-season local tomatoes are the perfect balance of sweet, acidic, and umami flavors, a completely different...
by Annie Wolock | Jul 29, 2026 | Climate
By Michael S. Simon This year, Beth Israel Congregation (BIC) was one of six Jewish organizations featured in Adamah’s Jewish Climate Leadership “Coalition Counting the Omer” Project (https://adamah.org/climate/coalition/counting-the-omer/), which celebrated climate...
by Annie Wolock | Jul 2, 2026 | Climate
By Joelle Abramowitz You can purchase your ingredients at any local farmer’s market. This month’s seasonal recipes make use of a Michigan staple: cherries. Michigan is a leader in cherry production, accounting for 70 percent of the nation’s tart cherries. Gil Marks,...
by Annie Wolock | Jul 2, 2026 | Climate
By Steve Merritt and Annie Wolock for A2J CC The Wine & Vegan Cheese Tasting held at the Washtenaw Food Hub on Saturday, May 30, drew over 60 people. It was a fun and tasty way to explore Michigan’s amazing local foods. Many of us came away saying, ‘I’m not...
by Annie Wolock | Jul 2, 2026 | Climate
By Rachel Jacobson, Lead Researcher, State Climate Policy Summer is my favorite season. I love swimming outdoors, the freedom of running around in shorts and a t-shirt, and the abundance of daylight for outdoor activities. And so, I have always struggled with the...
