The more-than-human world isn't just the living world, it is everything non-living that surrounds us as well. All that is non-living is part of both the created world and the ecosystems in which we live and breathe and work and play. Here are 100 non-living aspects of the Universe, among many, many others.
1) Aluminum
2) Archipelago
3) Ash
4) Asteroid
5) Atoll
6) Bay
7) Beach
8) Blizzard
9) Bluff
10) Boulder
11) Breeze
12) Butte
13) Cape
14) Cave
15) Cavern
16) Cay
17) Chasm
18) Cliff
19) Coal
20) Comet
21) Conglomerate rock
22) Copper
23) Craggy mountain
24) Cyclone
25) Darkness
26) Dust
27) Earthquake
28) Fire
29) Freezing rain
30) Gale
31) Geyser
32) Glacier
33) Gold
34) Gorge
35) Graphite
36) Gravel
37) Hail
38) Hill
39) Hot spring
40) Hurricane
41) Hydrogen
42) Iceberg
43) Igneous rock
44) Iron ore
45) Island
46) Isthmus
47) Lagoon
48) Lake
49) Lapis lazuli
50) Lava
51) Mars
52) Mesa
53) Molybdenum
54) Moon
55) Mud
56) Natural gas
57) Nitrogen
58) Ocean
59) Ocean floor
60) Oxygen
61) Pebble
62) Peninsula
63) Petroleum
64) Pond
65) Puddle
66) Rainbow
67) Raindrop
68) River
69) Rivulet
70) Rocky shore
71) Rounded mountain
72) Ruby
73) Rust
74) Sand
75) Sea water
76) Sedimentary rock
77) Shadow
78) Silt
79) Silver
80) Sleet
81) Snow flake
82) Soil
83) Spring
84) Stalactite
85) Stalagmite
86) Star
87) Steam
88) Stone
89) Stream
90) Stream bank
91) Sun
92) Sunlight
93) Tornado
94) Turquoise
95) Valley
96) Venus
97) Volcano
98) Waterfall
99) Wave
100) Wind
Rabbi Katy Allen is a board certified chaplain and serves as a Nature Chaplain and the Facilitator of One Earth Collaborative, a program of Open Spirit. She is the founder and rabbi of Ma'yan Tikvah - A Wellspring of Hope, which holds services outdoors all year long. She is the President of the Boston-based Jewish Climate Action Network.
Rabbi Katy Allen is a board certified chaplain and serves as a Nature Chaplain and the Facilitator of One Earth Collaborative, a program of Open Spirit. She is the founder and rabbi of Ma'yan Tikvah - A Wellspring of Hope, which holds services outdoors all year long. She is the President of the Boston-based Jewish Climate Action Network.
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