Christian environmentalists are preaching eco-theology, Indigenous leaders are calling on the wisdom of traditional land stewardship, and atheist scientists are advocating for systemic change. From mosques to meditation centers, spiritual and secular voices alike are treating the climate crisis not just as a political problem but as a moral emergency. Their messages may differ in language, but their urgency is united: we must act.
Sources:
- https://grist.org/religion/interfaith-climate-movement/
- https://www.huffpost.com/entry/secular-climate-change-activism_n_123456
- https://www.ncronline.org/news/earthbeat/faith-leaders-climate-activism