Which religious organization launched the first comprehensive faith-based sustainability certification program that requires houses of worship to meet specific environmental benchmarks?

As climate concerns grow, religious institutions worldwide are incorporating sustainability into their practices and teachings. From solar panels on church roofs to faith-based environmental stewardship programs, spiritual communities are increasingly embracing their role in protecting creation. This poll explores how major religious organizations have pioneered sustainability initiatives within their operations and teachings. Test your knowledge of how faith traditions are addressing environmental ethics and implementing practical sustainability solutions.

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GreenFaith's Certification Program (launched in 2009)
The Vatican's Laudato Si' Action Platform (launched in 2021)
The Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences' Green Mosque Initiative (launched in 2013)
The Buddhist Eco-Temple Community Development Program (launched in 2011)