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The Australian Religious Response to Climate Change (ARRCC) is a multi-faith network taking action on the most pressing issue of our time.

In the face of ecological damage and social injustices, we affirm our love for this planet and its inhabitants and our deep reverence for life.

We seek transformation of a world on the brink of disaster, equipping each other to be the change we wish to see.


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Good-news

Amidst recent depressing scientific reports on climate change, ARRCC President Thea Ormerod reports on the good news.

! World Environment Day 2013: Think.Eat.Save.
Today, Wednesday 5th June is World Environment Day, and the theme is Think.Eat.Save. Focusing on food waste and food loss, today we are all challenged to do something good for the environment by reducing our ecological 'food-print'.
! Fossil fuels divestment decision passed by Uniting Church
Resolutions passed by the NSW/ACT Synod of the Uniting Church in April show that it is possible for religious institutions to take concerted action on climate change.
! A religious response to climate
ARRCC President Thea Ormerod was recently interviews on cable TV, talking about a religious response to climate change.

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