More than 150 religious leaders have called on Scott Morrison to acknowledge the world faces a climate emergency and block all new coal and gas projects, including Adani’s Carmichael mine.
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| Rabbi Jonathan Keren-Black uses a rabbinical horn (shofar) to sound the end of the era of coal. |
In an open letter headed “no faith in coal”, the leaders say the climate crisis is a profoundly moral problem and Australia’s response will be crucial in addressing it.
“Simply put, opening up new coal reserves for mining is not compatible with any global response to avoid catastrophe. We call on you to show true moral leadership,” the letter says.
Read the story from The Guardian by Adam Morton - “‘No faith in coal': religious leaders urge Scott Morrison to take climate action.”
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