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How Your Church Can Save Energy and Reduce Emissions
Because every church is different, architects recommend that churches looking to decrease energy usage start with an energy audit.
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"Growing a Green Church" is series focused on churches' efforts to steward their buildings and land effectively in the context of a changing climate. The project is produced in collaboration with The Christian Century, Episcopal News Service, Faithfully Magazine, National Catholic Reporter, and Sojourners, with support from the Solutions Journalism Network and funding from the Fetzer Institute. Find more stories in the series here.Because every church is different, architects recommend that churches looking to decrease energy usage start with an energy audit.
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