Reflections

Despite the discouraging ecological trends that mark the times, good news is stirring to disrupt the bad. The occasion for this Reflections issue is the historic new eco-regenerative Living Village at Yale Divinity School, setting a new standard for sustainable residential buildings on university campuses. As these Reflections writers demonstrate, the painstaking work of creation care and ecotheology—in neighborhoods and municipalities, in pulpits and classrooms, in spiritual and social consciou

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Despite the discouraging ecological trends that mark the times, good news is stirring to disrupt the bad. The occasion for this Reflections issue is the historic new eco-regenerative Living Village at Yale Divinity School, setting a new standard for sustainable residential buildings on university campuses. As these Reflections writers demonstrate, the painstaking work of creation care and ecotheology—in neighborhoods and municipalities, in pulpits and classrooms, in spiritual and social consciou

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