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- They might write to their MP to ask them to support pro-environmental policies.
- They might take part in non-violent protests to support the environment.
- They would give their time and money to charities that work for the good of the environment – for example Greenpeace or Friends of the Earth. These are not Christian charities, but Christians might choose to support them because they agree with their principals about caring for the environment.
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