The Religion-Environment Connection

  • Boersema J
  • Blowers A
  • Martin A
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Abstract

The authors reflect on the connection between religion and environment. They argue that there are many questions focusing on the impact of religion on environmental issues such as environmental stance and conduct. The authors suggest that scientific method is needed in order to address this issue including the unraveling of the cause of events, looking for a solution, and looking for data.

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Boersema, J., Blowers, A., & Martin, A. (2008). The Religion-Environment Connection. Environmental Sciences, 5(4), 217–221. https://doi.org/10.1080/15693430802542257

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