COLUMBUS, Ohio — As central Ohio continues to grow, experts are coming together to reduce the region’s and state’s carbon footprint. This is a voluntary program focused on buildings, which are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions.
“The time is ticking on climate,” said Alana Shockey, deputy director of the Columbus Department of Utilities.
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