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...School of Public Health encouraged donors and grant applicants to factor in the indirect costs of research—including not insubstantial expenses such as heating and electricity??which cut back on expenditures paid for by the school itself...
Tariq A. Ramsey is a senior at Madison Park vocational high school in Boston who specializes in electricity??when he’s not poring over his classwork...
...Many were without water, food, electricity??,” he added. “Others were ill and had no access to medical care—it’s just not what you’d expect in America...
Supporters of the referendum see it as a stepping stone to eventually deriving all of Harvard’s electricity??about 225 million kWh annually, according to the EAC—from renewable sources, and to encourage the creation of wind farms closer to Cambridge...
...Harvard Students for Clean Energy estimated in their position paper for the proposal that $10 from every undergraduate would pay for 4 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity??equal to 25 percent of the College dorms’ yearly energy consumption, or the yearly production of one “state-of-the-art wind turbine...