Buddhism is the most environmentally friendly

This house is a monks’ restaurant in Jeondeungsa on Ganghwa Island, Korea.

It is eco-friendly and built with stone, and the roof is traditional Korean tiles.

Monks eat everything without leaving any food behind after meals, and they live a simple life, so they leave almost no waste.

All life is environmentally friendly.

If ordinary people live at least half of the Buddhist lifestyle, nature will become naturally cleaner and there will be no need to worry about climate change.