A Church’s Geothermal Experiment Could Pave the Way for Projects Across New York

This story is courtesy of Inside Climate News, written by Lauren Dalban.

The Rev. Kurt Gerhard stood near the lectern in Christ Church Bronxville. Beneath him, a network of pipes stretched into a nearby parking lot, where boreholes have been drilled hundreds of feet into the ground.

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