An Oregon chaplain is helping eco-warriors cope with ‘climate grief’ as part of a growing movement of religious leaders addressing people’s eco-induced existential anxiety. Rev. Liz Olson, a trained hospital chaplain, now runs the Sustaining Climate Activists group after turning her to those struggling with ‘saying goodbye to species.’ Her group’s difficulties were profiled this week by NPR, which sat in one of her sessions as members – report…
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