By Richard Valdmanis (Reuters) -Hundreds of Catholic institutions around the globe have announced plans to divest their finances of oil, gas and coal to help fight climate change since Pope Francis ...
Hundreds of Catholic institutions around the globe have announced plans to divest their finances of oil, gas and coal to help ...
Hundreds of Catholic institutions around the globe have announced plans to divest their finances of oil, gas and coal to help ...
The calls were contained in a 225-page manual for church leaders and workers to mark the fifth anniversary of Pope Francis’ landmark encyclical ... pledged to divest from fossil fuel companies.
STORY: Since Pope Francis published his landmark letter to bishops urging a break with fossil fuels in 2015, Catholic institutions around the globe have announced plans to divest their finances of oil ...
Hundreds of Catholic institutions around the globe have announced plans to divest their finances of oil, gas and coal to help ...
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Catholics hope Pope Francis' first-ever papal visit to a United Nations climate change conference at COP28 in Dubai this year ...
The president is facing some pressure to focus on oil drilling and gas prices at home, while boosting climate ambition on the ...
The United Arab Emirates planned to exploit meetings with foreign governments arranged due to its COP28 hosting role to ...
Sultan Al Jaber, the CEO of the United Arab Emirates’ state-owned oil company and the head of the coming U.N. climate ...
