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St. Peter's Basilica is to become climate neutral. “The long-term goal for the basilica and its accompanying buildings is `zero CO2 emissions,'” said Archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica and Vicar General of the Vatican City State, Cardinal Mauro Gambetti OFM Conv. To achieve this, the lighting systems will be equipped with new LED lamps. Scientists behind the proposed improvements believe that this will result in energy savings of The article St.…
Cardinal Mauro Gambetti, who heads the so-called Factory of St. Peter, recalled the intention to transform the Vatican – led by St. Peter's Basilica – into a "zero-emission" space in line with the climate agenda. The cleric believes that in this way the most emblematic Catholic church in the world will be a symbol that "allows us to regain faith in humanity". The guidelines of the destructive "green deal" of the European Union are to help achiev…
The initiative, launched in 2022, covers not only the basilica itself, but also nearby buildings: the Canons’ Palace, the House of Saint Martha and the Mosaic Studio.
Reducing emissions, taking care of air quality, promoting good practices and promoting a responsible life.
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