Lungs of the Earth - a call for action and advocacy'Lungs of the Earth' is a call for environmental action and advocacy. It invites Anglicans to restore and protect God's world with a particular focus on three vital ecosystems that act as the planet's natural lungs of the earth: oceans, forests and ice caps. • Oceans & coral: Generate oxygen, store carbon, and support marine life.• Forests: Absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen.• Ice caps & frozen regions: Reflect sunlight, regulate ocean currents, and slow global warming. Due to environmental damage, the lungs of the earth are at risk, with huge implications for people and planet.'Lungs of the Earth' also ties in with Anglican advocacy in the lead up to COP30, which will meet in Brazil in November 2025. The advocacy focus on oceans, forests and ice caps has been developed with Anglican environmental advocates around the world, particularly indigenous Anglicans. It will reflect the wisdom, traditions and sustainable practices of indigenous communities, in caring for the planet.To read the article in full please use the link below.https://www.anglicancommunion.org/mission/at-the-un/lungs-of-the-earth.aspx