Did you know that changing just one high energy lightbulb to a low energy one saves 75kg of carbon dioxide a year? That's 7,500 party balloonsful. This full-colour book provides hundreds of practical ideas for making small changes to your lifestyle that can make a big difference to the environment. In eight sections "How Many Lightbulbs?" will inspire you, your church and your community towards actions that will reduce your ecological footprint, from turning off the tap, to starting a church compost heap. Start making strides to shrink your ecological footprint today.
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Claire Foster is national policy adviser on environmental issues to the Church of England. David Shreeve is the co-founder of The Conservation Foundation and environmental adviser to the Church of England.
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Terrific little book!,
By Just a Lutheran (Maryland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How Many Lightbulbs Does It Take To Change a Christian?: A Pocket Guide to Shrinking Your Ecological Footprint (Paperback)
This book does a great job of blending the practical and the theoretical, with a dose of spirituality thrown in. It offers concrete suggestions in a concise, readable way, at the same time that there are moments of inspiration.
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What a rip-off,
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I bought this as part of our church's effort to be better stewards of our property. This was the most superficial of works. It had nothing new to offer and was certainly not worth $8.00. I would compare it to an article in a mass market periodical. For a church that is watching its budget, it was a real waste of money.
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