Indian tribal Catholic joins UN climate initiative

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Indian tribal Catholic joins UN climate initiative

Light of Truth

August 15th, 2020

An Indian tribal Catholic woman is among seven young climate leaders selected by United Nations secretary-general Antonio Guterres to advise him on the global climate crisis.
Archana Soreng, who hails from Odisha State in eastern India, was chosen on July 27 to advise the UN on accelerating global action to tackle climate change.