(TN&MT) - Today, religions are clearly demonstrating their role in forming a lifestyle, a culture of environmental protection, and responding to climate change in the community. The combination of promoting cultural values, good ethics, and the resources of religions has created a widespread influence, connecting religions to contribute to the green, sustainable development trend of the country. Reporters of the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper interviewed Associate Professor, Dr. Chu Van Tuan, Director of the Institute of Religious Studies, about this content.
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