Conservation and mining; Take care with fire in the forest; Algae growth stimulated by the minerals in water
By: by Robert Keir; A.J. Herridge; Philip L. Cooper
Contributors: Herridge, A. J.; Cooper, Philip L.
Publisher: s.n
Published: 1968
Place of publication: S.l
Language: eng
Description:   Three articles were presented dealing with the environment. The first dealt with the efforts made by mining companies in conservation. It was suggested that the industry should create films and other media to inform the public on what the industry is doing to change its image. The second article dealt with forest fires and the effect they have on the forest ecosystems. The last article was about algae growth in the Great Lakes which has been stimulated by salts such as nitrates and phosphates which are being dumped into the water. These wastes salts feed the algae and the algae clogs waterways.
Notes: In : The conservationist, (Mar.-Apr. 1968), p. 3-6.

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