Fabian Huber studied sociology, religious studies and political science. He conducts research using quantitative and qualitative methods on the topics of religion and sustainability as well as religion and the media. A recent publication, together with Jens Köhrsen (2021): A field perspective on sustainability transitions: The case of religious organizations. In: Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions 40, 408-420.Jens Koehrsen is an Associate Professor at the University of Oslo and a Senior Researcher at the University of Basel.Julia Blanc is a Theologian working at the University of Passau, Germany and wrote her dissertation on "Ökokatholizismus" (2017).

• 1 Tensions in Religious Environmentalism Jens Koehrsen, Julia Blanc and Fabian HuberPart 1: Intradenominational Tensions2 From Global Goal to Local Practice: Potential Lines of Tension in Religious Environmentalism in Catholic Religious OrdersJiska Gojowczyk3 Cosmological Tensions: Biodynamic Agriculture’s Anthropocentrism and its Contestation Stéphanie Majerus4 The Slow Greening of Established Churches in Switzerland: Tensions between Local Parishes and Church Head OrganizationsChristophe MonnotPart 2: Interdenominational Tensions 5 Halal Wastewater Recycling: Environmental Solution or Religious Complication?Sofiah Jamil6 From "Why Should?" to "Why Do?" Tensions in the Christian Context while Acting for the EnvironmentJulia Blanc 7 The Dissenting Voices: Perception of Climate Change and Church’s Responsibility in NigeriaGeorge C. NchePart 3: Interreligious Tensions8 Environmentalism in the Religious Field: The Role of the Establishment for Competition in SwitzerlandFabian Huber 9 "What does religion have to do with nature conservation?" Investigating the Tensions in an Interreligious Nature Conservation Project in GermanyCarrie B. Dohe10 Finding Ubuntu in the Bible: How the Zion Christian Church in South Africa Relates to Concepts of Ecology in African Traditional ReligionsJuliane Stork and Charel du ToitPart 4: Religious-Societal Tensions11 Kosher Electricity and Sustainability: Building Block or Stumbling Stone?Lior Herman12 The Negotiation of Self-Identity in Swiss Biodynamic Wine-Crafting: Facets of a Sentient and Practitioner-Based Sustainable AgronomyAlexandre Grandjean13 The Green, the Secular, and the Religious: The Legitimacy of Religious Environmentalism in Global Climate PoliticsKatharina Glaab14 Climate and Covenant: A Case Study of the Functions, Goals and Tensions of Faith at the 23rd Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate ChangeDavid Krantz 15 Environmental Action Within Local Faith Communities: Navigating Between High Expectations and Practical ActionDerk Harmannij

Fabian Huber studied sociology, religious studies and political science. He conducts research using quantitative and qualitative methods on the topics of religion and sustainability as well as religion and the media. A recent publication, together with Jens Köhrsen (2021): A field perspective on sustainability transitions: The case of religious organizations. In: Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions 40, 408-420.Jens Koehrsen is an Associate Professor at the University of Oslo and a Senior Researcher at the University of Basel.Julia Blanc is a Theologian working at the University of Passau, Germany and wrote her dissertation on "Ökokatholizismus" (2017).

• 1 Tensions in Religious Environmentalism Jens Koehrsen, Julia Blanc and Fabian HuberPart 1: Intradenominational Tensions2 From Global Goal to Local Practice: Potential Lines of Tension in Religious Environmentalism in Catholic Religious OrdersJiska Gojowczyk3 Cosmological Tensions: Biodynamic Agriculture’s Anthropocentrism and its Contestation Stéphanie Majerus4 The Slow Greening of Established Churches in Switzerland: Tensions between Local Parishes and Church Head OrganizationsChristophe MonnotPart 2: Interdenominational Tensions 5 Halal Wastewater Recycling: Environmental Solution or Religious Complication?Sofiah Jamil6 From "Why Should?" to "Why Do?" Tensions in the Christian Context while Acting for the EnvironmentJulia Blanc 7 The Dissenting Voices: Perception of Climate Change and Church’s Responsibility in NigeriaGeorge C. NchePart 3: Interreligious Tensions8 Environmentalism in the Religious Field: The Role of the Establishment for Competition in SwitzerlandFabian Huber 9 "What does religion have to do with nature conservation?" Investigating the Tensions in an Interreligious Nature Conservation Project in GermanyCarrie B. Dohe10 Finding Ubuntu in the Bible: How the Zion Christian Church in South Africa Relates to Concepts of Ecology in African Traditional ReligionsJuliane Stork and Charel du ToitPart 4: Religious-Societal Tensions11 Kosher Electricity and Sustainability: Building Block or Stumbling Stone?Lior Herman12 The Negotiation of Self-Identity in Swiss Biodynamic Wine-Crafting: Facets of a Sentient and Practitioner-Based Sustainable AgronomyAlexandre Grandjean13 The Green, the Secular, and the Religious: The Legitimacy of Religious Environmentalism in Global Climate PoliticsKatharina Glaab14 Climate and Covenant: A Case Study of the Functions, Goals and Tensions of Faith at the 23rd Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate ChangeDavid Krantz 15 Environmental Action Within Local Faith Communities: Navigating Between High Expectations and Practical ActionDerk Harmannij

Fabian Huber studied sociology, religious studies and political science. He conducts research using quantitative and qualitative methods on the topics of religion and sustainability as well as religion and the media. A recent publication, together with Jens Köhrsen (2021): A field perspective on sustainability transitions: The case of religious organizations. In: Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions 40, 408-420.Jens Koehrsen is an Associate Professor at the University of Oslo and a Senior Researcher at the University of Basel.Julia Blanc is a Theologian working at the University of Passau, Germany and wrote her dissertation on "Ökokatholizismus" (2017).

• 1 Tensions in Religious Environmentalism Jens Koehrsen, Julia Blanc and Fabian HuberPart 1: Intradenominational Tensions2 From Global Goal to Local Practice: Potential Lines of Tension in Religious Environmentalism in Catholic Religious OrdersJiska Gojowczyk3 Cosmological Tensions: Biodynamic Agriculture’s Anthropocentrism and its Contestation Stéphanie Majerus4 The Slow Greening of Established Churches in Switzerland: Tensions between Local Parishes and Church Head OrganizationsChristophe MonnotPart 2: Interdenominational Tensions 5 Halal Wastewater Recycling: Environmental Solution or Religious Complication?Sofiah Jamil6 From "Why Should?" to "Why Do?" Tensions in the Christian Context while Acting for the EnvironmentJulia Blanc 7 The Dissenting Voices: Perception of Climate Change and Church’s Responsibility in NigeriaGeorge C. NchePart 3: Interreligious Tensions8 Environmentalism in the Religious Field: The Role of the Establishment for Competition in SwitzerlandFabian Huber 9 "What does religion have to do with nature conservation?" Investigating the Tensions in an Interreligious Nature Conservation Project in GermanyCarrie B. Dohe10 Finding Ubuntu in the Bible: How the Zion Christian Church in South Africa Relates to Concepts of Ecology in African Traditional ReligionsJuliane Stork and Charel du ToitPart 4: Religious-Societal Tensions11 Kosher Electricity and Sustainability: Building Block or Stumbling Stone?Lior Herman12 The Negotiation of Self-Identity in Swiss Biodynamic Wine-Crafting: Facets of a Sentient and Practitioner-Based Sustainable AgronomyAlexandre Grandjean13 The Green, the Secular, and the Religious: The Legitimacy of Religious Environmentalism in Global Climate PoliticsKatharina Glaab14 Climate and Covenant: A Case Study of the Functions, Goals and Tensions of Faith at the 23rd Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate ChangeDavid Krantz 15 Environmental Action Within Local Faith Communities: Navigating Between High Expectations and Practical ActionDerk Harmannij