Energy policy talk warns of U S oil dependence at Kiwanis
Frederick Kiwanis Club heard international economist Carlos Moore of the State Department warn that the United States remains highly vulnerable to disruptions from unstable oil producing nations. He cited about 50 percent of oil imports from those countries, urged reduced consumption and diversification into nuclear, solar, and synthetic fuels, and recalled the 1974 embargo while emphasizing coordination with allies and international bodies.
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United States
Carlos Moore
Office of Fuels and Energy
State Department
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Ernie
Rosemont Avenue
Moore
OPEC
North Sea
Netherlands
Middle East
Canada
Japan
New Zealand
International Energy Agency
Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
Louisiana State University
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Hood College Professor Presents Paper at NSF Chautauqua Course
Hood College biology assistant professor Dr. Robert E. Morcock spoke at the NSF Chautauqua Type Short Course on Toxic Substances in the Environment held at the University of Hartford Connecticut in late February. His paper titled Liquid organic waste disposal techniques practiced by science departments of selected colleges and universities in Maryland West Virginia and North Carolina highlighted department waste practices.
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Robert E. Morcock
Hood College
National Science Foundation
NSF
University of Hartford
Connecticut
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
Interior approves enlargement of Patapsco State Park lands
The Interior Department under Secretary Cecil D Andrus approves an 800 acre expansion of Patapsco State Park in Maryland with a 2,128,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant, matching state funds for a total recreation investment of 4,256,000. A second 800 acre phase will follow to reach 1,600 acres across Anne Arundel Baltimore Carroll and Howard Counties. Future plans include sports fields fishing canoeing picnicking trails and a nature center. The effort is part of a 15 year, 46 million dollar Fund program for Maryland with over 92 million in matched recreation investment locally.
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Patapsco State Park
Maryland
Cecil D Andrus
Anne Arundel
Baltimore, Carroll
Howard Countess
Patapsco
Andrus
Interior
Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service
HCRS
Chris Therral Delaporte
Liquid sludge dream ends for Oxford farmer plan
In Lower Oxford Township Chester County farmer Joel Brown abandoned a plan to spray 48000 gallons of Philadelphia sewage sludge on his 28 acre farm. Neighbors Elkton Maryland and Oxford officials raised groundwater contamination concerns and a potential lawsuit stalled the project. Bucks County residents previously protested a similar permit in Bedminster Township.
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Oxford, Pa
Joel Brown
Philadelphia
Lower Oxford Township
Chester County
Brown
Atlantic
Elkton
Big Elk Creek
Oxford
Lower 11
Bucks County
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Sertoma Club
Sheraton
Lou-Frederick
Ma. Witherspoon
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Morcock
Wake Forest University
University of Massachusetts
Montreal
the News
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Department of Natural Resources, Capital Programs Administration
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National Natural Landmarks Program
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Tal Park
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