Environmental protection goals and the omnipresent desire to save a buck rarely align as completely as they do in the practice of energy conservation. Reducing energy demand will in nearly every instance provide a return on investment in comparatively short order, whether achieved through conservation or technology substitution. Social equity and public health dividends are also often achieved in the form of cleaner air (when shifting away from fossil fuels) thus completing the triple bottom line.
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Environmental protection goals and the omnipresent desire to save a buck rarely align as completely as they do in the practice of energy conservation. Reducing energy demand will in nearly every instance provide a return on investment in comparatively short order, whether achieved through conservation or technology substitution. Social equity and public health dividends are also often achieved in the form of cleaner air (when shifting away from fossil fuels) thus completing the triple bottom line. 
