The Environment
Subtitle: a national mission for the seventies
By: by the editors of Fortune.
Series: Perennial library,; P 189
Publisher: Harper & Row
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
Subjects: Pollution.; Ecology.
Other titles: Fortune.
Notes: The chapters in this book originally appeared in Fortune magazine, Oct. 1969 and Feb. 1970.
Table of contents: title: A statement from President Nixon, and from Senator Muskie.; title: The limited war on water pollution, by G. Bylinsky.; title: Industry starts the big cleanup, by J. Davenport.; title: What business thinks about its environment, by R. S. Diamond.; title: The economics of environmental quality, by S. Rose.; title: Cars and cities on a collision course, by A. T. Demaree.; title: How Baltimore tamed the highway monster, by J. Gooding.; title: Some burning questions about combustion, by T. Alexander.; title: It's time to turn down all that noise, by J. M. Mecklin.; title: Downtown is looking up, by W. McQuade.; title: Conservationists at the barricades, by J. Main.; title: Victory on San Francisco Bay, by J. Gooding.; title: Our new awareness of the great web, by W. Bowen.; title: How to think about the environment, by M. Ways.