Martins Moving In On Skeeters In Kenosha Backyard House
James Schach of Kenosha Wisconsin inspects his 502 room 16 foot high martin house as insect season peaks. He built the structure to attract martins noting the USDA says a martin eats about 2000 mosquitoes daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schach
Kenosha, Wis
Martins
Schacht
SCOPE to host two day environmental program at SIU Carbondale
SCOPE plans a two day environmental program on the SIU Carbondale campus June 27 and 28. A five hour field trip on June 27 will visit strip mined land reclamation and dam projects in southern Illinois. Public can join but must notify by June 21. Reservations to Mary Canavan or J Ernie Dunwoody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Council On Pollution and the Environment
SCOPE
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Illinois
Neely Hall
Stu
Mary Canavan
Illinois Scope
Growth Debate Spurs Southwest Power Plant Moratorium
Residents and an array of witnesses at five Senate Interior hearings challenge the idea that endless growth is necessary for prosperity. They urge studying clean energy options and a freeze on large coal plants as six new units near New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada loom, threatening air pollution and environmental degradation in a region with vast open spaces and Indian reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Southwest
United States
Cme
Senate Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Indians File Suit Over Navajo Hopi Coal Project
Navajo and Hopi tribes sue to rescind tribal contracts for a major surface coal mine on their Arizona reservations and challenge pollution impacts. The first plant near Farmington New Mexico has operated since 1963 and emits about 200 tons daily with winds spreading pollutants up to 150 miles. Senate committee chaired by Henry M Jackson heard nearly 200 witnesses as utilities discuss pollution controls while state air officials push for citizens right to clean air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Farmington
N.M
Last Ice Age Remnants Found in the Rocky Mountains
The final ice age ended 20 000 years ago in the Rockies yet about a dozen prominent glacier remnants still remain visible today across the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Doctors Report Way That Relieves Itching Pain Of Hemorrhoids
Doctor tested Preparation H provides prompt relief for hours from hemorrhoidal itching and pain and helps shrink swollen tissues. The nonprescription ointment or suppositories differ from other formulas and require no prescription.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skeeters
U. S. Department of Agriculture
SIU
Nois Environmental Groups
Great Lakes
Environmental Protection Agency
Central Illinois
Allerton Park
Corps of Engineers
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Washington, D. C
Fairgrounds
Country Set Inc
R. R
DU Quoin, Ill
U.S
Gladwin Hill
New York Times
Los Angeles
Denver
John E. O’fallon
The
Ngnaccellaing Oe
South 19Th
Murphysboro
Ilinois
Tan
Union County
Bob Davidson
Chas
Todd Dry Cleaners
North 14Th
Herrin
Central
Carbondale Community High School District
Alean
S. Main Amna
Ventura