Pope Francis has had quite a year, and he’s not slowing down in 2015. The big item on his agenda for next year in climate change, and he’ll be spearheading the first comprehensive Vatican edict on environmental policy, urging earth’s 1.2 billion Roman Catholics to get to work. “If we had just a fraction of those acting on climate change, it would be bigger than the networks of some of the biggest environmental groups in the U.S.,” Dan Misleh, executive director of the Catholic Climate Covenant, told Mother Jones. “That could help change the way we live our lives, and impact our views on public policy” …
