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Following the publication of Pope Francis’ encyclical on climate change, a major conference on climate change was held at the Vatican. Speakers included our guest, Naomi Klein, author of "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate.” We speak to Klein about her trip to the Vatican and the importance of the pope’s message – not only on climate change, but the global economy. 
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Vatican officials to discuss climate change and environment with scientists and activists including Naomi Klein
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If anything, environmental scientists say, the pope may have bent over backward to offer a cautious interpretation of the scientific facts.
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Republicans eyeing the White House are caught between two political blasphemies: angering the conservative base and disagreeing with the very popular Pope.
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Cardinal Peter Turkson addresses participants of international conference on climate change.
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In the leaked 192-page document, posted by an Italian magazine, the pope offers a broad vision of an endangered planet and partly blames human activity for global warming.
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John Abraham: The Pope’s expected actions continue a tradition of leadership
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Social activist ‘surprised but delighted’ to join top cardinal in high-level environment conference at the Vatican
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Religious leaders say pontiff’s call for action brings urgency to existing support for environmental measures in Obama administrations’s climate plan
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Pope Francis reminds us that our relationship to the natural world is about love, not just goods and services
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Are some of those anticipating the pope's message most in for a disappointment?
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The leaked document flatly rejects traditional conservative Christian justifications for exploiting the planet.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Conservative distrust of Pope Francis, which has been building in the U.S. throughout his pontificate, is reaching a boiling point over his plan to urge action
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Pope Francis is set to make history by issuing the first-ever comprehensive Vatican teachings on climate change, which will urge 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide to take action. The document will be sent to the world’s 5,000 Catholic bishops and 400,000 priests who will distribute it to their parishioners. Given the sheer number of people who identify as Catholics worldwide, the pope’s clarion call to tackle climate change could reach far more people than even the largest environmental groups. "T
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