It is in the two articles "Buddhism as an Ecological Religion or a Religious Ecology" and "For some evangelical Christians, climate action is a God-given mandate" that we can see that two religions with foundations at first sight different, can sometimes succeed in sharing the same values, in this case, the importance of preservation of nature. To begin, Buddhism sees nature and humans as united parts where one takes care of the other and vice versa for both to thrive together as explained by Kevin Fossey, “the health of the whole is inseparably linked with the health of the parts.” Hence…