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Shinto Engaged Projects
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| Engaged projects in religion and
ecology refers to the activities of community organizations
and religious institutions that are inspiring and
grounding environmental concerns in practical programs,
outreach, and education. These projects generally
incorporate religious traditions as part of their
environmental philosophy drawing on particular scriptures,
symbols, and rituals. Engaged projects range from
Learning Centers and Retreat Centers to Organic
Farms and Alternative Energy Communities. |
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Alliance of Religions and Conservation
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Harvard
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on Religion and Ecology.
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Last Updated:
12/14/05
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