Two senior climate scientists have made an unprecedented statement and called on religious leaders to help change people's opinions about global warming Claiming that only with God's help, we can save our planet.
Scientists Partha Dasgupta of Cambridge and Veerabhadranas Ramanathanas University of California, issued a statement, which wants to curb "potentially catastrophic" consequences, which they call "continuous abuse of our planet's natural resources," writes independent.co.uk.
"Stopping consumption, population pressure, poverty and environmental degradation are closely related, but that does not evaluate or economists or government" - published by the researchers.
"Everything can be a step in the transformation of mass mobilization through the Vatican and other religions kolektyviems actions to protect humanity and our environment," - writes the authors of the referral.
Professor of History of Science at Harvard University Oreské Naomi says that the appeal in the history of climate science is an unexpected step forward.
"This is a watershed moment. Over the past few decades, scientists have dared to speak of the need to change the business, because they were afraid of being labeled politically. They also talked about the moral side of climate change, because they were afraid to be called "unscientific" - says N.Oreskes.
But allegedly P.Dasguptas V.Ramanathanas and broke the ice and reached Neilson Bohr and Albert Einstein's footsteps as a reminder that "we are all responsible for the overall well-being," she added.
Religion has access to the network layers and that science can not reach, so we ask for help, "- explained P.Dasguptas.
