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In World Peace Day message, Benedict paints a Catholic shade of green

By JOHN L. ALLEN JR.
New York

Over the last year, Pope Benedict XVI has significantly sharpened his environmental message – not just in word but also in deed, approving plans, for example, to put solar cells atop the Paul VI Audience Hall and to replant trees in a stretch of Hungarian forest in order to offset the Vatican’s annual carbon output.

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