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That’s why they won’t listen, and never listen to anyone about any of the issues they support -

because their righteousness is wrapped up in these issues,
and you’re attacking that righteousness when you point out the
invalidity of the issues they support.

I think you're right. The buzz words and "righteousness" of "environmental sustainability" and Agenda 21. To exercise this "righteousness" they need to have or invent a major problem on which to capitalize. It's not unlike Socialism/Marxism which also sees every real or imagined problem as an opportunity and excuse for more government. The religion of both - their agenda - comes before the respect and dignity of the God-given freedom of individuals to live their lives. It's the anti-Christian view that man was made for earth and is secondary to it vs. the Christian view that God made the earth as a gift to man and to bless man.

It's really a religion that excludes God and puts man as the "savior." There's no faith at all in the all-sufficient provision of a God who created the world for man and supplied it with enough to sustain a completely populated earth, which is originally what he gave Adam to do.

It actually comes down a faith-based knowledge/belief that God has created the earth for man and has supplied more than enough to sustain its present and any future population -

- OR -

- the fear-based belief in some arbitrary point where the earth will no longer sustain its population.

If you drill down far enough, you tap into the spirit of anti-Christ. Sooner or later, this will usher in the end of the age.

Interesting post I just saw that continues to confirm "the riches and sustainability of the earth," enviro-nazis notwithstanding:

Discovery of vast volumes of water trapped 410 to 660 kilometres beneath Earth’s surface, between the upper and lower mantle

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/03/140312150229.htm