Water crisis demands pollution control measures nation wide
National water use climbs from 322.9 to an estimated 597.1 billion gallons daily by 1980 while pollution worsens across major rivers. The first National Conference on Water Pollution gathers 1,500 officials to outline needs, costs, and enforcement challenges for 1968 and beyond.
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