All religions agree ‘environs must be safeguarded’


KUALA LUMPUR: When it comes to the environment, the common theme in all religions is, humans have to care for it.

This was one of the conclusions reached by panellists at yesterday’s Interfaith Dialogue on the Religious Views of the Environmental Crisis.

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