Pope, Orthodox leader make climate change appeal to 'heal wounded creation'VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis and Orthodox Christian leader Patriarch Bartholomew called on Friday for a collective response from world leaders to climate change, saying the planet was deteriorating and vulnerable people were the first to be affected. The appeal comes three months after U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from a global agreement, struck in Paris, to limit greenhouse gas emissions.  We urgently appeal to those in positions of social and economic, as well as political and cultural, responsibility to hear the cry of the earth and to attend to the needs of the marginalized,  Francis and Bartholomew said in a joint statement.  Above all , the leaders of the world s 1.2 billion Catholics and up to 300 million Orthodox Christians asked for a response  to the plea of millions and support (for) the consensus of the world for the healing of our wounded creation.  The joint message was not addressed to any specific world leaders. Many were dismayed when the U.S. backed out of the Paris accord, a decision a senior Vatican official later called  a disaster . worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Pope, Orthodox leader make climate change appeal to 'heal wounded creation'VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis and Orthodox Christian leader Patriarch Bartholomew called on Friday for a collective response from world leaders to climate change, saying the planet was deteriorating and vulnerable people were the first to be affected. The appeal comes three months after U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from a global agreement, struck in Paris, to limit greenhouse gas emissions.  We urgently appeal to those in positions of social and economic, as well as political and cultural, responsibility to hear the cry of the earth and to attend to the needs of the marginalized,  Francis and Bartholomew said in a joint statement.  Above all , the leaders of the world s 1.2 billion Catholics and up to 300 million Orthodox Christians asked for a response  to the plea of millions and support (for) the consensus of the world for the healing of our wounded creation.  The joint message was not addressed to any specific world leaders. Many were dismayed when the U.S. backed out of the Paris accord, a decision a senior Vatican official later called  a disaster . worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: pope orthodox leader make climate change appeal wounded city reuters pope francis orthodox christian leader patriarch bartholomew called friday collective response world leaders climate change saying planet deteriorating vulnerable people first affected the appeal comes three months president donald trump withdrew global agreement struck paris limit greenhouse gas emissions we urgently appeal positions social economic well political cultural responsibility hear cry earth attend needs marginalized francis bartholomew said joint statement above leaders world billion catholics million orthodox christians asked response plea millions support consensus world healing wounded creation the joint message addressed specific world leaders many dismayed backed paris accord decision senior vatican official later called disaster worldnews