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To combat climate change, Pope Francis has urged lawmakers to ‘tighten’ partisan politics

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Pope Francis called on lawmakers around the world on Saturday to rise above “the narrow limits” of partisan politics and reach a swift agreement on combating climate change. The pope spoke to lawmakers gathered in Rome for a preparation meeting ahead of the United Nations’ annual climate conference, which opens on October 31 in Glasgow, Scotland. To meet this challenge, everyone has a role to play,” Francis told the visiting lawmakers from many countries. “This demanding change of direction will require great wisdom, foresight and concern for the common good: in a word, the fundamental virtues of good politics,” Francis said. News Summary:To combat climate change, Pope Francis has urged lawmakers to ‘tighten’ partisan politicsCheck all news and articles from the latest politics news updates.
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