Økokasjrút

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Økokasjrút er læra om kva mat som er lovlig og etisk å eta ut frå både halakhá og ut frå eit breidare hensyn til økologi og berekraftig utvikling. Uttrykket økokasjrút vart først teke i bruk av Renewal-rabbinaren Zalman Schachter-Shalomi.

Pekarar

  • Canfei Nesharim “Canfei Nesharim (‘the wings of eagles’) is an organization of Orthodox Jews who are dedicated to educating the Orthodox community about the importance of protecting the environment from the perspective of Jewish tradition and Halacha. Our goal is to help Orthodox Jews understand the halachos that are relevant to environmental protection, the significant environmental challenges being faced in the world, and empower them to take actions which will make a difference in addressing those challenges.”
  • COEJL (Coalition On the Environment and Jewish Life) “COEJL is the leading Jewish environmental organization in the United States. Since its founding in 1993, COEJL has helped tens of thousands of Jews make a connection between Judaism and the environment. COEJL has put environmental protection on the agenda of the organized Jewish community and made the case to elected officials and decision-makers that protecting the environment is a moral and religious obligation.”
  • EarthKosher.com “Our Mission at EarthKosher is to contribute to the healing of the world. We make this contribution by: (1) Making known, via the internet, Kosher health foods and healing products that are of exceptional quality. (2) Making more health foods and healing products available to the Kosher consumer, by providing Kosher certification to companies that meet our halakhic, health, environmental and social standards. (3) Making known, via the internet, Western doctors who practice Alternative Medicine, licensed practitioners of Alternative Medicine and Psychologist's and Psychiatrists who work within a holistic framework. (4) Making known, via the internet, books on healing, diet, medicine and psychology that are of exceptional value and wisdom.

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