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3 Philly experts on how the city can burn less fossil fuel to heat homes | Opinion

The Inquirer asked locals with unique experience and views on energy and climate to explain how weatherization, geothermal heating, and biofuels could impact Philadelphians.

From left to right: Steve Luxton of the Energy Coordinating Agency of Philadelphia, Bishop Dwayne Royster of POWER Interfaith, and Alexandra Kroger of the Energy Co-op.
From left to right: Steve Luxton of the Energy Coordinating Agency of Philadelphia, Bishop Dwayne Royster of POWER Interfaith, and Alexandra Kroger of the Energy Co-op.Read moreCourtesy of participants