Climate Justice

“Together, we are the world and it's not too late to do something.”

Rev. Baranite Kirata, Kiribati

"We want to survive."
Rev. Tofiga Falani, President of the Congregational Christian Church of Tuvalu

Climate change is now a critical development issue. It risks making poverty permanent and igniting conflict over increasingly scarce resources. The world’s poorest people suffer its worst effects.  They have the most marginal land, vulnerable food production and least resources yet they didn’t create the problem.

It will take a global effort to clean up the climate and create a fairer future.

 
Explore this section for more information on:
the issues and facts, case studies from overseas partners, the situation in NZ, a Pacific campaign for action, how you can help, international action on climate change, faith materials and other useful resources.

CWS is a partner of the global alliance tck tck tck calling for a fair, ambitious and binding climate change agreement.