Mark Davies

@markyadavies.bsky.social

Wimberly Professor of Social and Ecological Ethics at Oklahoma City University and Director of the World House Institute for Social and Ecological Responsibility. https://oneworldhouse.net

Trump is erasing our ocean monitoring capabilities. Those profiting off the activities that are destroying a livable climate are attempting to destroy the ways we measure how much climate chaos they are actually creating. Evil. photo credit: Darlene Trew Crist / AP

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World Environment Day! #WorldEnvironmentDay 2026 focuses on climate change—on the urgent signals the Earth is sending and the signals we choose to send back. UNEP’s global campaign calls on all of us to step in #NowForClimate, and steer a world already in motion. www.worldenvironmentday.global

World Environment Day

World Environment Day is the United Nations day for encouraging worldwide awareness and action to protect our environment.

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We all need to ask ourselves, “How can we keep our humanity and love one another in the process of humanity and a livable climate being lost?” What does it look like to be good, kind, just, and loving persons as we experience the end of the world as we know it? oneworldhouse.net/2026/06/03/l...

Love, Justice, and the End of the World as We Know It

I agree with the climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe who maintains that we need realistic hope in order not to fall into despair and apathy in relation to the climate crisis (See her excellent book,…

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There is never a good time to have an Ebola outbreak, but the absolute worst time is while Trump is president and RFK Jr. is Secretary of Health and Human Services - incompetence at almost unimaginable levels.

Imagine the outrage that would have been expressed by people like Franklin Graham had Obama or Biden posted a $100 bill on social media with their image on the front and the words “God Bless Barack Obama” or “God Bless Joe Biden” on the back.

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I do not believe that Jesus had to die for our sins. A divine being who would require a brutal and tortuous blood sacrifice of a human being in order to forgive the sins of humanity would be a sadistic god. 1/2

Come and hear world-renowned theologian Thomas Jay Oord as he reflects on the implications for environmental ethics of open and relational theology - April 9, 2026 at 7 p.m. in Watson Lounge of the W. Angie Smith Chapel at Oklahoma City University. Free and open to the public.

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