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...Future of Energy Your stories on the future of energy lifted my spirits [Oct. 31]. With all the bad news that has inundated us?the war in Iraq, hurricanes, earthquakes and massive federal indebtedness?it has been difficult to see a light at the end of the tunnel. But reading about the efforts under way to reduce our dependence on oil gives me new hope that my grandchildren are not doomed to third-class status in the future. Ernestine Donnell Austin, Texas...
...Future of Energy Your stories on the future of energy lifted my spirits [Oct. 31]. With all the bad news that has inundated us - the war in Iraq, hurricanes, earthquakes and massive federal indebtedness - it has been difficult to see a light at the end of the tunnel. But reading about the efforts under way to reduce our dependence on oil gives me new hope that my grandchildren are not doomed to third-class status in the future. Ernestine Donnell Austin, Texas, U.S. How long oil reserves are going to last is beside the point. The important question...
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Your report on the search for newsources of energy lifted my spirits [Oct. 31]. With all the bad news that has inundated us--the war in Iraq, hurricanes, earthquakes and massive federal indebtedness--it has been difficult to see a light at the end of the tunnel. But reading about the efforts to reduce our dependence on oil gives me new hope that my grandchildren are not doomed to third-class status in the future. ERNESTINE DONNELL Austin, Texas...
...about the size and location of the complex. In his remarks, Summers acknowledged that the project had faced “a certain amount of political dust and heat.”Harvard and the community also sparred over the University’s failed plans to construct a tunnel under Cambridge Street which would link the two main CGIS buildings. The city had demanded $10 million in compensation from the University, while Harvard offered a package administrators valued at about $5 million. After a year of negotiations, Harvard scrapped the plan in 2003.In an interview, Knafel said...