Word: conservationism
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> A voluntary fuel conservation program.
While continuously expanding, the U.S. has been too caught up in responding to the ever-changing challenges of growth itself to tackle such problems as mass transportation, housing, race relations, conservation and the search for new sources of energy. To be sure, the achievement of a stable population will not...
Because of high prices and energy-conservation measures, world oil demand has been running so far behind recent production that storage tanks in Europe and Japan are filled to the brim. But instead of cutting the prices that they quadrupled last year, oil exporting nations are reducing production in order...
Laurance Rockefeller inherited two special interests from his father: conservation and medical research. Last week marked the 25th anniversary of his gift to the U.S. Government of 33,562 acres at Jackson Hole, Wyo. The land became Grand Teton National Park. Thanks to another gift from Laurance, there is also...
>-A moderate program of stepped-up but relatively conventional federal action: heavy spending to develop alternate sources of fuel and energy-saving devices, such as low-consumption engines, and formulation of conservation plans for consumers and industry.