Money Can Solve Pollution Says Chemical Society Report
Washington AP says a three year study by the American Chemical Society finds pollution could improve with more money and energy into controls, while urging caution on pesticide bans. The report supports DDT controls but not full bans and calls for stricter auto emission rules, better public transit, and enforcement of existing laws. Daniel MacDougall notes some overreaction to DDT bans while panel minimizes pesticides' wildlife impact.
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Lunar laser return from Apollo 11 reflector measured
Scientists at the Lunar Laser Observatory near Tucson report the first lunar reflector return. A beam bounced back to the observatory after a 214 second round trip, enabling measurements within five feet. About 250 beams were fired Tuesday and Wednesday, with the initial shot marking the start of the second lunar night since July 20.
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