Judaism, Santos, and Hydraulic Fracturing: An Environmental Analysis

This essay explores the environmental impact and policies of Santos, a commercial organization involved in hydraulic fracturing, from the perspective of Judaism. It investigates Jewish environmental teachings and analyzes the extent to which adherents of Judaism can support such an organization, considering the environmental consequences of its activities. The essay delves into the reform movement's role in promoting sustainable values and the potential damage of fracking to land, water, and air. It also examines the support unit within Judaism that advocates for conservation and economic incentives for fossil fuel independence. Furthermore, the essay offers recommendations based on Jewish teachings, emphasizing the importance of responsible business policies, environmental justice, and the integration of religion and science to mitigate negative ecological impacts. The essay highlights the need for amending regulatory and legislative systems to protect the environment, referencing quotes that emphasize the importance of different species and environmental ethics.

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Environmental Impacts and Policies
Environmental impacts and policies of a commercial organization are developed through
sustainability. Development policies help in increasing understanding, especially to the local
people. The research study investigates some policies adopted by the much commercial
organization and has some environmental impacts in the community. The research problems are
addressed through a unique operative approach to building sustainability (Lerm, 2015).
Importantly, the hydraulic fracturing development among Jewish community helped in uplifting
local industries. According to the research study, there had been dynamic environmental impacts
which are developed based on orientation process of different organization. There had been some
sustainability impacts due to policies and strategies adopted to market local products on online
platforms. In most cases, non-profit organization designs some better social value by creating
reliable web pages such as Wikipedia, RSVP, Facebook, and Google. Online companies are
trending to have some better accumulation of profit in the online strategies of marketing their
products (De Luca et al., 2013). Additionally, there are better ways of modeling social value in
social entrepreneurship.
Tangible products in the market system have some impacts based on environmental
assessment. Digital marketing procedures increase the availability of information to potential
customers. As such, the implementation of the environmental audit is effective when ecological
expertise is consulted while making decisions (Lerm, 2015). The research study provides some
government initiatives a program that helps in making legal assessments to identify appropriate
development strategies. Decision-making procedures provide the good evaluation of impacts in
regulatory and legislative systems. The research study engages unique understanding of
cumulating environmental effects in the development plan of many industries. Environmental

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policies in many industries involve law, code and protection strategies in the online marketing
procedures. Sustainability in the environmental protection helps in engaging the wide range of
media cover work on ecological safety and biodiversity (De Luca et al., 2013). The
environmental policy allows a process of granting legal licenses, permits, and emission limits in
the utilization of natural resources.
Jewish Environmental Teachings
The earth remains while different generation comes and goes. The Tanach takes
responsibility of reminding people the need of taking care of God creations. The Judaism had
some policies that were regulating their beliefs and guiding their thoughts, especially when in
energy development approaches (De Luca et al., 2013). They had the responsibility to protect
some energy development programs to help future generation. Reform movement increased
activity and participation of many locals to wisely sustain important values in the Jewish
cultures. The reformed society of Judaism generated different conservative programs to preserve
lynchpin as a nonrenewable resource in future. The conservation efforts were meant to promote
research development on reaffirming commitment to providing alternative sources of energy
(Lerm, 2015). The greenhouse strategies of increasing emission of carbon dioxide raised a
question in the extraction process of intensive energy. These activities had potential damage to
the environment thus the values and cultures of Judaism did not support such. The cause of
fracking was due to potential damage to land water, air, and land. The apparent environmental
concern was about health impact and social in the hydraulic fracturing in Judaism.
The adherent of the Judaism provided that Santos and hydraulic fracturing formed a
reform society to take advantage of cost-benefit analysis. The support Unit in the Judaism
provided that investment in conservation and was to help boost economic incentives and make

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fossil fuel energy be independent (De Luca et al., 2013). Natural gases were further related to the
ground contamination to help reduce environmental impacts on the hydraulic fracturing. In most
cases, the oil industry was to engage some additional environmental strategies to provide a
resolution to groundwater contamination. Judaism was still supporting the hydraulic fracturing in
the activities that significantly increased natural gas extraction especially under regulations of
federal government. Judaism increased their support to the Santos since the federal state was
encouraging local to adopt physical infrastructure to protect population and water resources.
Hydraulic fracturing was treated as air and water contamination to reduce impacts of chemical
that remain on the ground (Lerm, 2015). Environmental regulations were addressing different
wastes disposed of. Therefore, Judaism support aims at developing protection strategies on
hydraulic fracturing impacts.
Recommendations
According to Jewish teaching there exist some recommendations on the environmental
development. Many teachings on the utilization of environment are developed through God's
teachings (Lerm, 2015). According to the interpretation of scriptures, the following are
environmental recommendations that Jewish community need to take while making a choice of
the organization. Firstly, fundamental concepts of Judaism religion supports that people should
not misuse Creation in the name of putting up some business organization. In this case, they need
to take responsibility for structuring business policies that do not have negative implications for
the environment. Secondly, there is need to maintain environmental justices, especially when
addressing Jewish value. In any case, world globalization provides imbalance movements of
bypassing industrial benefits and violating human rights (De Luca et al., 2013). Additionally,

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digital marketing procedures of new organization should not influence exhibit utilization of
natural resources since Torah prohibits such activities.
The quote generated by Holmes Rolston III helps in understanding the importance of
different species in the environmental development (Lerm, 2015). Environmental ethics in
Jewish community help in designing better relationship between religion and science.
Industrialization activities on natural resources generate better classical theology of designing
good interface in religion and science. As such, there is the good integration of cultures building
based on intelligent harmony. The research study indicates that Holmes quotes were met to
provide a better environmental protection (De Luca et al., 2013). Therefore, the Jewish
community had an opportunity of amending regulatory and legislative systems to help reduce
negative ecological impacts.

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