Maine Interfaith Power & Light


	To reduce the greenhouse gas emissions responsible for global warming, we are guided by the following principles:

		AVOID energy use when possible.

		REDUCE energy use through efficiency.

		CHANGE to clean, renewable power.

		Climate Roundtable with EPA in Portand May 17th!

Working for

a Just and Sustainable Future

Volunteer-led Maine Interfaith Power & Light believes we have a moral obligation to protect the most vulnerable from climate change. We partner with Maine's congregations to make our buildings tighter and more efficient, our transportation less fossil fuel dependent and our diets more responsible. We advocate for sound state and national energy policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Now, thanks to an $18,000 challenge grant, your support will go twice as far. To donate, simply click on the "donate now" button.

New Cool Harvest Kit Just Released!

Bike Riders chronicle New England's transition beyond fossil fuels