Links to various Australian and international statements by the different Christian denominational structures and prominent organisations. 

Australian Statements

Some religions have also produced resolutions and papers on climate change in addition to Common Belief:

Anglican Church of Australia

• General Synod resolution 62: Action to contribute to the Paris Climate Accord: 

  https://anglican.org.au/the-general-synod/search-resolutions-of-gs-sessions/?sid=10937

• Joint statement of Anglican Primates of Australia and Southern Africa: The Moral Imperative of Climate Action

• Reports and statements on energy and climate change, along with links to the national Anglican Environment Working Group and the Australian Anglican Environment Network.
     
• Environmental resolutions of the Anglican Church of Australia, General Synod, in October 2007.

The Catholic Church in Australia

• Australian Catholic Bishops' Social Justice Statement for 2021-22, "Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor". The media release which accompanied the launch of the statement mentions the unprecedented decision of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference to work towards a more sustainable Church. They have committed to a seven-year journey towards the seven Laudato Si’ Goals.

• Climate Change: Our Responsibility to Sustain God's Earth. A Position Paper from Catholic Earthcare Australia endorsed by the Bishops' Committee for Justice, Development, Ecology and Peace.

Uniting Church in Australia

• Resolutions, position papers and resources on environmental justice, and energy and the environment.

Baptist Union of Australia

• Assembly of the Baptist Union of Victoria resolution on global warming

Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia

• Modern Issues and the Church's View: Environmental Concerns and Global Warming

Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

• Quaker Earthcare statement

The Salvation Army

Positional statement on the Environment

Guidelines for Salvationists

Ecumenical

Australian Church leaders' Easter Statement on the Environment, April 16, 2022:

https://religionsforpeaceaustralia.org.au/?p=14882

A letter to Prime Minister Scott Morrison regarding climate action, May 23, 2019:

https://mikefrost.net/a-letter-to-the-australian-prime-minister-regarding-climate-action/ 

International Statements

Ecumenical

Joint statement by Pope Francis and the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, September 1, 2017:

http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/messages/pont-messages/2017/documents/papa-francesco_20170901_messaggio-giornata-cura-creato.html 

World bishops' appeal to COP 21 negotiating parties, October 26, 2015:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/287076328/World-bishops-appeal-to-COP-21-negotiating-parties 

Black Church Climate Change Statement, October 29, 2015: 

http://www.blackchurchclimate.org/black-church-climate-statement.html

Catholic

Encyclical letter of Pope Francis, launched 18 June, 2015, Laudato Si’: on Care for Our Common Home

See here a summary of Laudato Si' by Harry Creamer, an ARRCC member who is a Buddhist climate activist. 

The Global Catholic Climate Movement (now the Laudato Si' Movement) has numerous resources especially relevant to Catholics.

Orthodox

Produced in 2021, a one-hour documentary from the Ecumenical Orthodox tradition is freely available on www.faceofgodfilm.com. The film’s website has a huge collection of scientific articles and practical resources about reducing the impact of climate change, as well as community and individual-focused projects empowering people to effect change.

Anglican

Anglican Communion Environment Network, published Good Friday 2015, The World is Our Host

National Association of Evangelicals (US)

Call to Action on Creation Care (20 October, 2015)

World Council of Churches

Documents on climate change, starting from the most recent speeches, prayers, statements, such as those regarding COP21 negotiations in Paris.