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In this episode of Common Ground, Bishop Mary speaks with Professor Chris Merchant about his work in ocean and climate observation, the vital role of scientific research in understanding climate change, and how faith can shape our response to environmental challenges.
Chris, who worships at St Paul's Church, Wokingham and is a professor at University of Reading, also shares insights from his involvement with different projects one of which attended COP. Together they explore how science, faith and hope can help us care for creation and work towards a more sustainable future.
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