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Top Ten Investments to Lower Your School's Utility Bills (USGBC)

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In May 2011, EPA launched the ENERGY STAR National Building Competition: Battle of the Buildings. In its second year, the Biggest Loser-style competition featured teams from 245 buildings across the country in a head-to-head battle to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. And guess who won in the House of Worship category? The First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis! This presentation is an overview of their energy-saving measures. You can also read an interview with Bruce Nelson, a member of the congregation, about how they saved all that energy here: http://bit.ly/s3d09X.

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In 2019, the Minnesota Legislature allocated funding to the Environmental Quality Board to study the potential for solar development on Minnesota’s Closed Landfill Program sites. Solar development on these sites would put underutilized, contaminated land to use generating clean energy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and creating jobs and revenue. Siting solar on brownfields like closed landfills—called "brightfield" development—can also reduce development pressure on other lands, such as farmland and natural areas. The Environmental Quality Board delivered a report to the legislature in December 2020, and data about Closed Landfills Program sites is now available.

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