The New Conservation warns against building on floodplains
The New Conservation urges applying natural laws to civilization. It warns that ignoring geology and physics makes floods likely when development occurs on floodplains and marshes.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1969
Page
5
The New Conservation urges applying natural laws to civilization. It warns that ignoring geology and physics makes floods likely when development occurs on floodplains and marshes.
The text warns that ignoring nature’s laws leads to disaster. It emphasizes biology and ecology as essential to human life, urging conservation to become a way of life and to consider effects from local to global scales. It stresses pollution, pesticides, and energy impacts on air, water, and life.
The report touts a 5 percent guaranteed return with no economy caveats. It mentions mutual funds and bonds along with new Deferred Income Passbook accounts as part of a savings approach.
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