Get Involved: Energy
Here's What You Can Do: Get Involved! Make the Difference! 
With the recent increase in gas and electricity prices, many families and communities are starting to wonder where their energycomes from and what their other options are. There are hundreds of different types of energy that are used around the world and in the US to generate our electricity. Of the many different types, the most common forms of energy that fuel our homes, our cars and bring food to the grocery store are coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear power, and various forms of renewable energy.
Links and Resources
- View the photos on how easy it is to install a CFL bulb or a Low Flow Faucet by Clicking Here!
- Learn what’s happening in your area: view our green map to learn what churches in your state are doing to reduce and diversify their energy use.
- Click here to join us and reduce your energy use by becoming part of our Carbon Reduction campaign.
- Bottom Line Ministries (Report demonstrating how to save money though clean energy stewardship).
- Green Building Toolkit
- Energy Stewardship Guide: This guide and church bulletin insert can help members of your congregation reduce their energy use
- Interfaith Coalition on Energy (ICE) offers a range of services and publications to help congregations reduce their heating, cooling and other energy costs.
- NativeEnergy – learn how to offset your energy use by supporting new wind turbines and solar panels across the US
- Become an Energy Star Congregation. Help your congregation save thousands of dollars while working to stop global warming.
- ClimateCounts - Learn how to be a more climate conscious consumer
- State Interfaith Power and Light Coalitions
For More Information Contact:
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National Council of Churches
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Washington, DC 20002
(202) 544-2350
info@nccecojustice.org