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Reply All: submissions from the Register's Young Adult Board of Contributors
By BOARD MEMBERS
October 13, 2005
Conservation, not capacity, the answer
"We need more refining capacity," said President Bush in a recent news
conference. However, if he keeps his commitment, it will mean continuing
with a reckless energy policy, one that will lead to severe problems.
Installing new oil-refining capacity is not the answer to lowering gas
prices. The answer instead is conservation of current energy resources and
researching clean, renewable energy resources.
This not only is of environmental importance, but also is essential to
ensure continuity of our energy supply. America must not pursue
short-sighted solutions to a problem that will never go away — at least not
until we achieve energy independence via domestically created renewable
energy.
- Bryce Bauer, Audubon
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