Religions gather to urge UN agreement

Morning Star Online, Wednesday 30 September 2009

by Our Foreign Desk

Adherents of the world’s major religions have urged UN climate conference attendees in Bangkok to renounce short-term gains and greed, calling the reversal of global warming a moral duty.

Meanwhile, the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation warned that climate change would cut food production and the Asian Development Bank predicted that global warming could lead to a surge of migration into the region’s already crowded cities.

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