We need to unite hand in hand regardless of religion, ethnicity, or culture, to reduce global warming, because this is a threat to all of us. Let us unite in protecting the earth.

We have to start doing small things and transmit them. Because this one small step will save the earth. For example, we have to start sorting waste in our own homes, carrying tumblers wherever we go, using items that we can use over and over again.

We can build peacebuilding with an environmental approach. Let's set it so that our earth is cool, including the people we are also cool.

We can learn the wisdom of local people, and how they take care of the attitudes built by our ancestors to respect nature. Let's build awareness that I am part of you (nature), and you (nature) are part of me.

We call on all parties to work together, have healthy competition in this movement, and welcome important contributions from other religious groups. If each of us offers the best, then we can see a way out of these difficulties.

Often we hear bad news about pluralism in Indonesia, whether it's Islamophobia or racial issues. Therefore, as ummah and members of this Republic, it is important for us to build collective energy to push for change. The Eco Bhinneka movement is a good idea and an alternative approach to caring for pluralism.

When many people talk about inter-faith dialogue, Eco Bhinneka dares to step into what is called inter-faith cooperation. Inter-faith cooperation is becoming a reality, where religious people do not only dialogue but work together to solve common problems.

I hope that Eco Bhinneka will become an entry point for religious people to strengthen bonds of brotherhood by interacting with each other between different religious groups in protecting the environment.