Why are Christians so divided on the climate?
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According to Pew Research Center, only 45% of Christians in America believe the Earth is getting warmer because of human activity.
So why are we still so split on the issue? And how can we begin to see eye to eye? Premier's Michael Fanstone spoke to Cameron Conant, a trustee of climate charity Operation Noah, and Neall Pogue, Assistant Professor of History at the University of Alaska.
Released on 4 Oct 2024
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