Response needed to draft climate change bill - preview
Laurie Michaelis reminds us of the need to respond to the draft bill by 12 June
Quakers in Britain are beginning to get our heads around what it might mean to develop a corporate response to climate change It isn't just about getting projects going in one of our central departments Nor is it just about Quakers letting our lives speak Our Quaker witness will take many forms, coming from many places within our community But it will help us to connect those forms of witness together – so it's exciting that Meeting for Sufferings will be taking up climate change as one of its first few “themes” later this year Meanwhile, there's something you can do this week to be part of our Quaker voice I'm asking you, if you can get access to the internet, to send in a response to the government's draft climate change bill
Laurie Michaelis
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