...capacity of domestic oil and gas, and the high uncertainties of increased reliance on coal and nuclear. Conservation may well be the cheapest, safest, most...it generate problems comparable to nuclear waste. And contrary to the conventional wisdom, conservation can stimulate innovation, employment, and economic...

...Business School, a book recently published in August, and I will just read the first line of it again: "Conservation may well be the cheapest, safest, most...energy alternative readily available in large amounts." Then it goes on also to say that if the United States were to make a serious commitment to conservation,...

...construction. Several speakers cited the Harvard Business School report on energy, calling conservation "the cheapest, safest, most productive energy alternative readily available in large amounts." A speaker for the Tennessee Valley Center maintained that •conservation ought to become the cornerstone...

...studies that United States energy policy was characterized by inefficient and wasteful use of energy. "Conservation may well be the cheapest, safest, most...readily available in large amounts. By comparison [with other energy sources] conservation is a quality energy source. . . . [I]f the United States were...