Images (102)
Document
| id |
id
183522937
|
|---|---|
| contentType |
contentType
document
|
| source |
source
import
|
Source image fields (6)
Extracted text
OCR Page 1 of 102February I's
Six Action Programs Following up on
the October 19 Task Force Report
1. Controlling Pollution from Federal Sources. No progress on
him
prelation
implementing water pollution Executive Order; draft of air pol-
lution Order does not deal with existing installations. Recommend
that BOB be required to estimate time schedule on water pollution,
and to file a report on air pollution standards within six months.
2. Expanded R&D on Air and Water Pollution. Recommends systems
analyses of all wastes to determine efficient combination of solids
of
and' liquids, and the interaction of a polluted environment with all
forms of life. Interdisciplinary personnel and research centers
are necessary: Cost, $30 million for a complete program.
$30 hilling
3.
"Clean River" Demonstration Projects. Authorizations required for
relaxing limits on size of grants and for more power for River Basin
Commissions. Put entire river basin on self-sustaining basis with
user charges after backlog of treatment plants is removed.
4.
Effluent fee legislation.
} Too tough to hin -hunsan whenter
sather to lo then
5.
Par
Solid Waste Disposal. Limited research program and demonstration
of efficient facilities for $15 million. No substitute for program
with impact of earlier proposal to close down all garbage heaps.
Relations
belongs_to