Word: conservationism
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Your article on the current difficulties in the atomic power industry [Oct. 26] was written from the wrong point of view. The slowdown in construction of nuclear plants is cause for rejoicing. Instead of lamenting the industry's gloomy future, you might have praised Americans for their effective conservation...
The statue was returned piece by piece to its stand at 4 a.m., and the metal part near the base had been accurately repaired, Haydie Donahue, administrator of conservation at the Fogg Museum, said yesterday.
The quadrupling of oil prices in the early 1970s contributed to a $1.8 million deficit in the 1979-80 fiscal year, as well as deficits in other years, George F. Williams, Yale's manager of income budgeting, said this week. But conservation measures have helped alleviate these costs, he added...
Energy, too, will remain a problem, particularly with recently announced price hikes by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. The Faculty's conservation programs have helped keep the rate of increase of energy costs to a manageable 20 to 25 per cent annually over the last several years, but officials...
Kermit Billips '83, an intern in the office of the energy coordinator, said last week his experience analyzing data and working on energy conservation problems has been "very positive."