- The general ecological responsibility to not exploit anything are definite parts of the Jewish religion.  The question of climate is more personal.  I was partaking in a global forum where spiritual leaders discussed the environment already in the 199re0’s.  The was a breakthrough and included participants such as Al Gore and Michael Gorbachev. 

- Jews, in general, have been a little uncomfortable with the environmental movement, as it has been viewed partially as its own religion.  This has never bothered me.  Instead I recognize the hope we still feel for the environment from my religion.  The Jewish religion is a religion of hope and the Uppsala Manifesto also shows the opportunities there are.  

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