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How to Get Evangelicals to Care About Climate Change

It’s not that evangelicals don’t care about the environment. It’s that they care about people more.Photo Illustration by OFC Pictures / Shutterstock

ast year was among the four warmest years ever , 1.5 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average. The three years prior were warmer (2016 the warmest). “The six warmest years on record for the planet have all occurred since 2010,” the National Oceanic and Atmospheric on its website.

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