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In this episode I speak with Sydney Rodman, founder of Green Revival. She offers a refreshing perspective on nature and climate action rooted in Orthodox Judaism, challenging the doom-focused environmental movement with a life-affirming approach to solving ecological problems. We discuss:
* How her journey to Orthodox Judaism shaped her ecological worldview and approach to business.
* The concept of "sourcing" that connects her faith, scientific background, and company mission.
* Why invasive species management presents both ecological challenges and economic opportunities.
* How the Jewish concept of tikkun olam (repairing the world) informs environmental stewardship.
* Why climate action must be centered on celebrating life rather than focusing exclusively on carbon.
By David ValerioIn this episode I speak with Sydney Rodman, founder of Green Revival. She offers a refreshing perspective on nature and climate action rooted in Orthodox Judaism, challenging the doom-focused environmental movement with a life-affirming approach to solving ecological problems. We discuss:
* How her journey to Orthodox Judaism shaped her ecological worldview and approach to business.
* The concept of "sourcing" that connects her faith, scientific background, and company mission.
* Why invasive species management presents both ecological challenges and economic opportunities.
* How the Jewish concept of tikkun olam (repairing the world) informs environmental stewardship.
* Why climate action must be centered on celebrating life rather than focusing exclusively on carbon.