The Kabbalah of Saving the Environment: Our responsibility to preserve G-d’s world
Torah charges us to cherish and preserve the environment, for all of nature is purposeful and is by Divine design. We are G-d’s custodians of the world.
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It’s the job of every Jewish person to do whatever you have to do, of course using common sense methods, to help save every aspect of our environment that G d created for all mankind and all other creatures. G d was so gracious to create such an awesome environment full of beauty, I can’t conceive why any person would want to destroy such a gift. If all of us continue on beholding such little respect for what keeps all of us alive, in
the end we only have ourselves to blame.