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Where Linux/Unix environment variables are kept? How can I add my own environment variable and make it persistent, not only within currently running script?
you can add them in your profile, eg
~/.bash_profile. global profile is usually located in /etc. eg/etc/profile. Take a look also at/etc/profile.ddirectory if you have it.