Anglican churches to divest fossil fuel assets

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World Council of Churches, representing 300 institutions including the Church of England, set to phase out oil, gas, and coal holdings

The Church of England is among a group of 300 Anglican churches backing the worldwide fossil fuel divestment movement. The Central Committee of the World Council of Churches (WCC), whose members represent...

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