29
Sep
High-ranking and grassroots diverse religious groups from Africa and around the world have called for a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, a legally binding international agreement that would prohibit new fossil fuel development, require an equitable phase-out of coal, oil, and gas, and commit resources for a just transition to a sustainable future for affected countries and workers. Religious leaders and grassroots religious activists supported a legally binding treaty during a virtual event co-hosted by the Catholic University of Eastern Africa, the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims, the Laudato Si Movement, and GreenFaith, stating that it reflected a moral, spiritual, and…