Auckland Anglican Synod to end investment in fossil fuels

Tuesday, September 10th, 2013

The Anglican synod in Auckland is to stop investing in fossil fuel companies.

The synod has decided to move away from fossil fuels because it encourages companies to find and exploit more oil, gas and coal.

A spokesman said the church is concerned about the long term health of investments in the fossil fuel industry and also the effect of carbon emissions on climate change. Read More

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