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smaller, local plants suited to a particular environment. In Rappahannock, he said, energy needs could be met by hydroelectric generators, using the hundreds of streams that tumble down the county’s mountain sides.
Day reported that a safe energy fair with projects demonstrating simple, inexpensive alternatives is scheduled for April 11 and 12 on the Charlottesville mall and invited anyone interested in alternative sources, particularly solar, to attend.
He also volunteered PASE’s assistance in obtaining information on government grants to fond alternative energy projects. Anyone interested can contact Dr. Day at 804-2%2494 or write PASE, 114 Buckingham Circle, Charlottesville, Va. 22901.
“I’d like to see a Rappahannock Alliance for Safe Energy started here,” Day concluded.
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