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Student Assembly committee chairs outlined their plans for new student services this term, including an enlarged fitness center and a redecorated Novack caf, at last night's meeting.
Having convened with Dan Reicher '78, former assistant energy secretary under President Clinton, and student ECO representatives to discuss using renewable energy sources at Dartmouth, Student Assembly President Janos Marton '04 introduced the possibility of such a plan at last night's Assembly meeting.
Renewable energy, such as solar or hydraulic energy, serves as an alternative as to fossil fuels, which are in limited supply.
Marton and Jonathan Petkun '07, Dartmouth's representative to the College Climate Response, are looking into The College's existing energy practices and would like to implement a renewable energy plan that would be expensive to implement but would save money in the long run, Marton said.