Interreligious Cooperation on Climate Crisis

Declarations

The Uppsala Interfaith Climate Manifesto (November 2008)
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Interfaith Declaration on Climate Change
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Religious Traditions Call to Climate Action
The call is inspired by the Interfaith Declaration on Climate Change, and was further developed by the organizing committee of the Global Interfaith Gathering and Call to Action, 21 September 2009. Download.

The Christian-Muslim Youth Statement on Climate Change (2009)
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Articles

Christian-Muslim Dialogue on Climate Change (June 2008)
With delegations from The National Association of Evangelicals and the Kingdom of Morocco, June 9, 2008 - The World Bank. Download.

Mogens S. Mogensen, "Basis for samarbejde mellem religionerne" (Religion.dk 7. nov. 2009)
"Under klima-topmødet i København vil der også blive et samarbejde mellem repræsentanter for forskellige religioner. F.eks. er pilgrimspræst Elisabeth Lidell engageret i projektet ”Beyond Borders – Climate Pilgrims CPH ´09”, der forsøger at engagere forskellige religioner i kampen for en klimaaftale. Det er muligt at pastor Sally Bingham fra den amerikanske ”Interfaith Power and Light” kampagne tog munden for fuld, da hun på konferencen i England udtalte, at religiøse ledere med deres prædikener på dette område vil have større indflydelse end videnskabsmænd og politikere. Men meget tyder på, at ledere fra mange forskellige religioner er begyndt at erkende deres ansvar for at bidrage til løsningen af klimakrisen. Det ser også ud til, at de forskellige religioner netop om dette vigtige spørgsmål vil kunne finde frem til et frugtbart samarbejde." Læs hele artiklen af Mogens S, Mogensen på Religion.dk. Download.

Websites

Interreligious Eco-Justice Network
A  Connecticut based network: "Our Mission is to engage people from every faith tradition in prayer, dialogue, education and advocacy in celebration of the sacredness of creation.We encourage faithful living that reflects a right relationship between humankind and the environment. Our Vision is to help religious communities reclaim their ancient traditions and live as faithful stewards of life. Our Programs include opportunities for practical action, education, prayer & celebration, and advocacy- for individuals and congregations.Interreligious Eco-Justice Network has over 500 allied congregations in CT." Read more.

The Christian-Muslim Youth Forum on Climate Change
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