How Religion can hold the key to saving the Environment

Since the 1980s, Evangelical Christians in the United States have often been associated with traditional conservative values and Right-Wing politics, and often find themselves fervently in opposition to climate activism. However, with the latter movement's rise as a serious contemporary issue in recent years, many young Evangelicals seem to have "broken the chain" and become some of the most active partisans in the fight for the environment. One of these groups, known as A Rocha, promote green practices such as organic farming and environmental protection in the context of Biblical…