Energy Conservation

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101 Saturday, March 19
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
"Introduction to Wind Energy and Energy Crops: A Conference for Farmers" will take place.
102 UNI CEEE to host 'Green Living,' a presentation on Vinton resident's biomass powered home
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Program promoting an environmentally safe lifestyle will take place on March 21.
103 UNI Center for Energy and Environmental Education to host farmers conference
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
"Introduction to Wind Energy and Energy Crops: A Conference for Farmers" will be held March 19.
104 Beans for clean air
Northern Iowan 101:43, p.5
Editorial Board applauds John Deere on its first biodiesel powered tractor.
105 Monday, March 7
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Notes on speakers and events for March 7.
106 The UNI CEEE presents program on hydrogen power
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
Bill Leighty will discuss the energy potential of hydrogen in water.
107 CEEE program looks at renewable energy
Northern Iowan 101:34, p.2
David Martin and Kelly Vowels will present a program on the importance of renewable energy.
108 UNI's CEEE's 'Winds of Change' offers a gust of fresh air
Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1
The importance of renewable energy will be discussed.
109 Student voices
Northern Iowan 101:17, p.9
Students respond to the question, "How do you keep your utility bill low?"; photo.
110 The cost of living; there is hope for lowering heat and electricity expenses this winter season
Northern Iowan 101:17, p.9
Students are concerned about rising utility bills for the winter; photo.
111 Adaptability essential in changing business
Northern Iowan 101:9, p.5
Believes the American auto industry should change with the times and begin producing more environmentally friendly vehicles instead of trying to defeat legislation supporting fuel efficient vehicles.
112 Gas prices hurt students' pocketbooks
Northern Iowan 100:57, p.1
Rising gasoline prices draw unfavorable comments from students.
113 UNI energy educator says energy conservation is a must
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
Pat Higby stresses the importance of early energy conservation education.
114 Don't bemoan gas prices
Northern Iowan 100:56, p.5
Doubts reasons to become upset at rising gas prices in America.
115 Wind power -- is it worth the cost?
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
Renewable energy sources described and related to the Iowa environment.
116 Kerry wants energy conservation
Northern Iowan 100:19, p.1
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry spoke in Waverly at the ABIL plant; photo.
117 UNI to host telecast about sustainability at the university level
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
Topic will be resource management.
118 Board of Regents to meet at ISU
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
UNI issues to be discussed by the Board of Regents outlined.
119 Cedar Falls approves UNI community-wide energy efficiency campaign
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1
Energy cost savings program makes grant proposal to the Cedar Falls City Council.
120 UNI display encourages energy efficiency and use of alternative energy sources
Public Relations News Release 2002:534, p.1
Display at Center for Energy and Environmental Education supports alternative and efficient energy sources.
121 Alternative energy worth pursuing
Northern Iowan 99:54, p.9
Claims that funding should be provided to spur research for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
122 Unveiling of post-apocalyptic battle tanks
Northern Iowan 99:39, p.5
Criticizes those who purchase large vehicles that use a lot of gasoline in a time when the commodity is precious.
123 Reader concerned about conservation
Northern Iowan 99:15, p.11
Discusses President Bush's National Energy Policy and claims that people need to conserve energy, before we run out.
124 Has America changed since 9-11?
Northern Iowan 99:7, p.9
Encourages readers to fight terrorism in the Middle East by becoming less dependent on oil and support research on renewable energy sources.
125 Consumers consider conservation
Northern Iowan 99:5, p.1
The Environmental Protection Agency has given Energy Star labels to electronic appliances that are the most energy efficient.
126 Too few changes in 9-11 aftermath
Northern Iowan 99:2, p.14
Claims that America has a lot of work to do, including conservation of energy and a peaceful resolution to the Afghani/Iraqi conflict.
127 Lowering energy costs
Public Relations News Release 2001:508, p.1
Pete Olsen will give strategies for keeping energy costs down for the summer.
128 Simple changes can save energy
Public Relations News Release 2001:142, p.1
Elizabeth Plasket seeks to inform others about how much energy they waste and how to correct it.
129 Alternate energy sources should be used at UNI
Northern Iowan 98:4, p.13
Believes that UNI should begin to use solar power.
130 Are hybrid cars running out of gas?
Public Relations News Release 2001:67, p.1
Ken Nuss will discuss fuel-efficient cars.
131 UNI and Cedar Falls energy conservation lauded by U.S. Mayors
Public Relations News Release 2000:429, p.1
One part of the Conservation City program includes UNI students performing energy audits at local homes.
132 New ways to power the heartland
Public Relations News Release 2000:284, p.1
A report on diversifying energy sources will be the topic of discussion by Bill Leighty.
133 Natural gas prices cause headaches for students
Northern Iowan 97:35, p.1
Rising utility prices cause landlords to raise rent.
134 High heating costs
Public Relations News Release 2000:229, p.1
Kamyar Enshayan will offer some ideas for saving energy and money this winter.
135 Five Iowa high schools will attend the 1999 Iowa Energy Summit at UNI, Nov. 12
Public Relations News Release 1999:126, p.1
Five Iowa high schools will participate in the Iowa Energy Summit at UNI's Center for Energy and Environmental Education Friday, November 12.
136 Iowa energy summit teaches high school students about energy issues
Public Relations News Release 1998:110, p.1
High school students visited UNI to discuss environmental issues in conjunction with the CEEE and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
137 Introducing elementary students to energy conservation
Public Relations News Release 1997:167, p.1
Center for Energy and Environmental Education at UNI offers poster contest to introduce elementary students to energy conservation, according to Rick Stinchfield.
138 Iowa Renewable Energy Expo and Alternate Fuel Vehicle Showcase at Johnson County 4-H grounds Saturday and Sunday
Public Relations News Release 1997:1, p.1
Solar exhibition August 24-25 in Iowa City presented by Iowa Renewable Energy Association; Iowa Electrathon Competition and "Energy Connections" workshops also offered.
139 Results announced from first annual eletrathon race held May 17
Public Relations News Release 1996:424, p.1
A team from Dubuque Hempstead High School took first place at the first annual Electrathon Race.
140 First annual electrathon race to be held May 17
Public Relations News Release 1996:408, p.1
The Center for Energy and Environmental Education is co-sponsor of the first annual Electrathon race to be held at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids.
141 Getting Students Energized About Energy
Public Relations News Release 1996:220, p.1
Posters are being created by high school students for the Iowa Energy Poster Contest. Students need to be learning about alternative fuels, saving energy, and renewable energy sources.
142 University of Northern Iowa to co-sponsor conference on energy efficiency for houses of worship and related institutions
Public Relations News Release 1995:486, p.1
"Greening of Houses of Worship and Church-Related Institutions" is the title of the conference November 2.
143 Why are ceiling lights in library all turned off?
Northern Iowan 92:43, p.7
Believes turning lights off in library just symbolic gesture.
144 Arthur elementary student to be honored for winning poster.
Public Relations News Release 1994:62, p.1
Evan Anderson named winner in the Iowa energy Poster Contest.
145 Farley student to be honored for winning poster.
Public Relations News Release 1994:65, p.1
Lauren Gow wins Iowa Energy Poster Contest.
146 S. E. Webster students to be honored for winning posters.
Public Relations News Release 1994:61, p.1
Sarah Miller, the Iowa Energy Poster Contest director will present the awards to the winners from S. E. Webster Elementary School
147 Jefferson Elementary student to be honored for winning poster.
Public Relations News Release 1994:63, p.1
Amanda Gabel has been named a winner in the Iowa Energy Poster Contest.
148 Washington Elementary student to be honored for winning poster.
Public Relations News Release 1994:64, p.1
Krista Shilling has been named a winner in the Iowa Energy Poster Contest.
149 UNI students recognize need for energy efficiency
Northern Edition 2:14, p.3
Gamma Phi Beta and Sigma Phi Epsilon win awards for energy efficiency.
150 Expert shares energy efficiency achievement tips
Northern Edition 2:5, p.1
Wes Birdsall speaks on wise use of energy.
151 Presentation to demonstrate energy-efficient techniques
Northern Iowan 90:32, p.3
Will show how personal habits can make difference.
152 Energy expert to speak at UNI about conservation/efficiency
Northern Edition 2:2, p.3
Wes Birdsall will speak on wise use of energy.
153 Local elementary student wins first place in statewide energy poster contest sponsored by the University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1992:686, p.1
Winners have been announced in the statewide energy poster contest for elementary students.
154 Profile: David Andersen
Campus News Network 3:7, p.3
Profile of energy conservation manager David Andersen; photo.
155 Renovations in store for Bartlett
Northern Iowan 88:38, p.5
Will tighten up windows and install new HVAC components.
156 Utility director speaks on energy conservation
Northern Iowan 88:38, p.5
Wes Birdsall of Osage will speak.
157 Director of nationally recognized Osage utility program to speak at University of Northern Iowa Thursday (February 20)
Public Relations News Release 1991:395, p.1
Osage Municipal Utilities became involved in energy conservation when OPEC first raised oil prices. Wes Birdsall, director of the Utilities, will speak at UNI.
158 Professor challenges students in Capstone; Rick Stinchfield, administrator, takes environmental issues seriously
Northern Iowan 88:10, p.6
Offers views on class; photo.
159 There's a cold wind a blowin'--prepare your home now.
Public Relations News Release 1991:93, p.1
Now is the time to winterize your home to aid in reducing heating costs.
160 Cost of oil more than in your pocket
Northern Iowan 87:43, p.2
Should take a good look at the true cost of oil.
161 Energy plan is 'stupid'
Northern Iowan 87:43, p.3
Plan should include conservation.
162 Would no plan be better?
Northern Iowan 87:40, p.2
Critical of President Bush's oil use plans.
163 Senate recommends $4 million for new UNI education center
Northern Iowan 86:65, p.4
Background for the CEEE.
164 Radio/TV Tips.
Public Relations News Release 1988:441, p.1
To keep up with technological advances, it has become imperative to continually update the efficiency and use of the four energy and power systems. UNI students are meeting this challenge through a program called Energy and Power Technology.
165 Regents OK name change
Northern Iowan 85:30, p.3

Department of Information Management will become Department of Finance; energy conservation study will be conducted; Marilyn Mercado will be head of library Cataloguing Department.

166 Regents approve appointment, hear reports for University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1988:213, p.1
Regents received reports on international programs and energy conservation efforts. Regents approved new catalog department head in the University Library.
167 Energy Conservation¿Everybody talks about it, but what¿s being done?
Public Relations News Release 1988:79, p.1
Jere Wheatley says we could easily conserve 20 percent of the energy we now use, but it takes some planning. New energy effiecent appliances can help cut electrical needs.
168 Changing lights in McCollum latest in energy conservation
Northern Iowan 83:33, p.4
Lighting in some fixtures will be reduced.
169 UNI workers paid for homework
Northern Iowan 83:30, p.3
Employees given work to complete at home so that temperatures could be lowered in buildings.
170 Environmental Institute sponsors study tour on energy
Northern Iowa Today 14:3, p.3
Will take month-long tour of energy-related sites; four credit hour class.
171 UNI Institute for Environmental Education to sponsor summer study tour on energy
Public Relations News Release 1986:339, p.1
The class will be called "Impacts of Energy Production" and it is being offered by the UNI Institute for Environmental Education; it will be a month-long tour; students may earn four hours of either graduate or undergraduate credit.
172 Employee option for University shutdown questioned
Northern Iowan 82:30, p.1
Questions arise over how employees spent their four work days off campus during Christmas break.
173 Campus shutdown saves UNI money
Northern Iowan 82:28, p.9
University may have saved about $12,000 over the Christmas reduction of services.
174 UNI to have minimal operations for energy conservation December 21-January 1
Public Relations News Release 1985:181, p.1
Most university offices; including the library will closed during the Christmas holidays to save an estimated $20,000-$25,000 in utility bills.
175 Housing rules violation
Northern Iowan 80:24, p.2
Feels he should be able to keep his homemade solar heating unit at College Courts.
176 UNI energy system examined
Northern Iowan 79:54, p.10
Purdue officials look at UNI energy conservation system.
177 Computer helps cut coal, energy costs
UNI Century 11:1, p.1
Building management system monitors climate conditions in buildings; also includes fire and security alarms.
178 A good question . . .
Northern Iowan 78:54, p.2
Student is upset with the temperature in Seerley Hall.
179 Professor to visit Japan: interested in energy use
Northern Iowan 78:46, p.5
Professor Blaga will go to Japan.
180 Film
Northern Iowan 78:43, p.8
CNS will show film on energy.
181 Unruh solar home earns award
Northern Iowan 78:43, p.6
Professor Unruh talks about his earth-sheltered home.
182 Long winter triggers oil tax
Northern Iowan 78:39, p.1
Effort to impose tax on oil revenues.
183 University will shut down for two weeks
Northern Iowan 78:25, p.5
Effort to conserve energy.
184 See seven savings sites Sunday
Northern Iowan 78:10, p.5
The League of Women Voters will tour energy efficient homes in the Cedar Falls area.
185 Housing improvements made
Northern Iowan 78:7, p.3
Variety of repairs made in student housing units.
186 Winter reduction a success
Northern Iowan 77:58, p.2
Believes that the decision to reduce UNI's operations during Christmas break again this year should be successful.
187 Regents allow for capital improvements
Northern Iowan 77:57, p.1
List of remodeling and repair projects.
188 Iowa Industrial Education Expo set for Friday May 8 at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1980:559, p.1
The Iowa Industrial Education Exposition will be held in the UNI-Dome and will host exhibits form solar energy to underground housing.
189 Sun Day explores energy
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.5
Description of program.
190 Hot times at UNI
Northern Iowan 77:48, p.2
Feels that the excessive heat in the UNI buildings is waste of energy.
191 Panel presents diverse solutions to energy issue
Northern Iowan 77:47, p.7
Excerpts from panelists' views.
192 Panel to explore energy
Northern Iowan 77:45, p.5
Panel will include faculty members.
193 Panel to discuss 'Energy in the 80s at UNI'
Public Relations News Release 1980:483, p.1
A panel will get together to discuss UNI's energy plans for the 80's.
194 UNI faces crucial point in reversion plan
UNI Century 9:2, p.1
Progress report and outline of actions aimed at reverting about $1,450,000 to state.
195 Options: Energy Conservation Bank threatened
Northern Iowan 77:35, p.2
Secretary Pierce to put an end to the program.
196 'Citizens energy hogs'
Northern Iowan 77:30, p.2
Believes that the energy shortages are more society's fault and not just a government problem.
197 Does participation add to energy crisis?
Northern Iowan 77:27, p.4
Professor Krogmann talks about the role of the public in determining energy conservation policy.
198 Shutdown termed success
Northern Iowan 77:27, p.1
Report on the holiday shutdown.
199 Doors closed, heat lowered during UNI's semester break
UNI Century 9:1, p.4
Most buildings closed, temperatures lowered over break to conserve energy.
200 Campus facilities close for break
Northern Iowan 77:26, p.1
Schedule for services over holiday break.