The climate crisis continues to cause devastating impacts in many places around the world. This is especially affecting the poorest and most vulnerable communities.
Climate change has become one of the greatest challenges for those of us who dream and fight for a society in which we can live a fulfilled life, free from pollution, violence and human rights abuse.
The cry of the earth reminds us of our insensitivity, permanent silence and passivity in the face of those political decisions and practices of coexistence with our ecosystem that undermine environmental rights, increase inequality and cause great barriers in the fight against poverty
Therefore, in the context of the XXV Conference on Climate Change (COP 25) - convened by the United Nations - as members of our Christian communities, committed to the defense and care of creation, we address to you, political leaders of the countries, gathered in this event to demand urgent action, especially in the following:
Children saw a way to stop their lake getting polluted - once they got organised. Jhumeliya Mishal from EFICOR tells the story.
Dr Tiwonge Gawa from Malawi Creation Care Network reports
Young people are taking action on the Global Plastics Treaty - our friend Miriam Moreno in Peru writes
