As Catholics, we are called to care for God’s creation. To do so, we must first appreciate the natural beauty of our world, and then recognize that this beauty is vulnerable to climate changes. What is at stake for our environment and our world as global leaders meet to discuss efforts to significantly reduce CO2 emissions to reach the goals set in 2015 in Paris? Find answers to this question and learn more about where our home state of Missouri currently gets its energy inside this issue of MCC Messenger and by listening to this podcast.
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