Energy savings require
“muscle” claims Pollock
By RONDA BISHOP
Of the Emerald
Conservation is popular to talk
about, but hard to accomplish
without muscle and compulsory
measures said Walter Pollock,
Oregon supervisor of energy and
resource development at a Tues
day meeting of the Lane County
League of Women Voters.
Pollock, whose agency in the
Oregon Department of Energy is
responsible for all conservation
and alternate energy plans, finds
forecasts of energy growth
“academic.” Oregon forecasts in
dicate a declining energy growth
rate, he said, but they do not take
into account variation of present
sources or increases in popula
tion.
Pollock pointed out that statis
tics show Eugene and Portland to
be two of the most desirable U S.
cities of their size. This indicates,
he said, that Oregon’s population
may grow faster than that of other
states.
Addressing the issue of re
source allocation, Pollock said,
“Without imposing mandatory
measures, the only way to
achieve gains is to greatly in
crease government subsidies and
incentives.”
Pollock described solar energy
as the most “cost effective” alter
nate energy source. If Pres.
Carter s incentive for solar energy
passes, he said, Oregonians
could have approximately 50 per
cent of the cost of solar projects
paid for by government. Pollock
said he has already had many in
quiries about the tax credit for
solar projects which went into ef
fect in Oregon Tuesday.
Pollock reported that a
550-megawatt coal-fired power
plant will be in operation here
soon. He cautioned against view
ing coal as the answer to the
energy situation, however, be
cause of the environmental costs.
Regarding other alternate
energy sources, Pollock sees op
portunities in bioconversion and
geothermal power.
Westmoreland chosen
for new BRING site
The county-wide recycling organization, Begin Recycling
In Neighborhood Groups (BRING) has a new service for Uni
versity students, and at the same time is running into difficul
ties with an established one.
BRING has set up a permanent collection site at West
moreland Student Housing for clear, brown and green glas
ses, aluminum and flattened tin cans without labels, and used
automobile oil, according to BRING representative Elise
Fischer. The drop location is in the fenced area behind the
Community Building at 2065 W. 16th Ave.
The difficulties stem from garbage and plastics left during
the week by students at the 13th Avenue and University Street
collection point. “Recently people have been leaving recycla
ble materials and miscellaneous garbage at this site through
out the week," Fischer said. “This build-up has caused some
distress to the University. People should only drop their mater
ials there on Thursday afternoons between 1:30 and 3:30
p.m.” She asked students to find another way of disposing of
their plastics and garbage.
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THE
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tat EUGENE SHOWBtG of SATYAJT RAY’S
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OCTOBER 7, 8, 13,
14, 15
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GIRLS who sue
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