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Posted: 9:44 AM Dec 8, 2009
Lack of funding delays energy conservation projects on UW campuses
The UW System report says the easiest and cheapest energy-saving projects have been implemented, and more funding is needed to make additional progress.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- A new report says a lack of funding is delaying major energy conservation projects on University of Wisconsin campuses.
The UW System report says the easiest and cheapest energy-saving projects have been implemented, and more funding is needed to make additional progress.
The report recommends campuses seek money for projects through a $50 million state program and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
The report also recommends schools implement a comprehensive energy conservation strategy that blends behavioral changes and improvements to buildings.
UW System regents are expected to discuss the report on Thursday during a meeting in Madison.
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