Our Climate of Love — Embracing Planetary Interdependence

We open our 2025-2026 Sunday Platform season with Dr. Scott Carlin, who will guide us in rethinking our relationship with the natural world.

Why do we allow systems of energy production that destabilize Earth’s climate and threaten life itself? For centuries, Western thought defined humanity as separate from nature. Today, climate science confirms what indigenous wisdom has always known: humans and nature are inseparable. This truth opens new possibilities for an egalitarian and peaceful world culture.

Join us for this timely conversation about love, interdependence, and our shared planetary future.

About the Speaker:

Dr. Scott Carlin works on peace and planetary health issues. For 30 years, Dr. Carlin taught geography at LIU Post and Southampton College. Residing in NJ, Dr. Carlin is a consultant with the NYS Children’s Environmental Health Centers, and a United Nations NGO representative for the Dayemi Foundation. At the United Nations, Dr. Carlin works with allied NGOs to accelerate progress on the UN Sustainable Development Goals by strengthening investments in the UN Culture of Peace. Dr. Carlin co-chaired the 2016 United Nations Department of Global Communication international conference, The Role of Civil Society in Advancing Global Citizenship.

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