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Voices of Long Island: Energy

Published: June 4, 2010 6:41 PM
By Newsday staff

Clifton Smith, 68, an Elmont truck driver, talked

Photo credit: Jennifer Smith | Clifton Smith, 68, an Elmont truck driver, talked about energy on Long Island.

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Newsday staff asked Long Islanders about the future of energy on Long Island.Clifton Smith, 68, of Elmont

A truck driver, Smith is concerned about the high cost of power. these days. He tries to save energy at home by unplugging appliances and turning off lights. Smith thinks the future of energy lies in upping generation from renewable sources. He said switching from oil to natural gas will...

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