What are the historical sites for a sightseeing tour in San Francisco

If you want to take a peek at what a church looks from inside you will first have to check if the church has a website. If the church does have a website in most cases it will also have a page that will show the pictures of what the church looks from inside.

However if you don't find it on the internet, there are rare chances that you will find it anywhere else unless someone has taken pictures and uploaded them or sent them to you.

Some of the churches that have a website are:

First Unitarian Universalist Church and centre - http://www.uusf.org

This is a general list of the churches and chapels that have a website in san Francisco - http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=churches+in+san+francisco&meta=&aq=f&oq=

Early this year San Francisco city launched an online project that maps the emissions of green house gases emitted by the various neighborhoods that are tracked by zip code. Not only can citizens keep a track of which neighborhood is producing the most emissions but they will also be able to identify the source of the pollution in terms of energy usage, transportation, etc.

The project was launched on Earth Day and hopes to educate citizens about the environmental impact they're causing in their neighborhoods, and getting them to correct their bad habits.

http://green.venturebeat.com/2009/05/21/san-francisco-launches-ecomap-busts-high-emission-zipcodes/

http://www.sfgov.org/site/mayor_index.asp?id=103056