The climate change ‘code red for humanity’ headlines are apocalyptic. Here are 4 things Christians must do
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Ruth Valerio and 2021-08-09T15:58:00
A major new report from the UN predicts a future of famines, floods and droughts unless action is taken now to prevent climate change. But is it news, and what should Christians do?
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