an average of 20 percent.
Indeed, Washington already has effective energy conservation pro- grams in place-tax credits for energy-saving investments, grants to schools and other institutions for "retrofittingw-though the Reagan administration wants to curtail some. The authors estimate that in 1980, federal conservation outlays of $1 billion yielded as much as $10 billion in energy savings.
Now is the time to expand such efforts, they urge, not end them.
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