Word: disposall
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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One day last year, the seven members of the Federal Communications Commission rolled up to the White House in an off-white station wagon just as CBS President Frank Stanton was getting out of his gleaming, chauffeured limousine. They had all been invited to witness the signing of the Public...
Fog-Sweep's chemicals are of a nontoxic, noncorrosive variety commonly used in the disposal of sewage and industrial wastes. One type, known as polyelectrolytes, imparts tiny electrical charges to the billions of airborne water droplets. Once charged, the droplets attract one another, combine, and often plunge to the...
A Very Private Life is set in the distant future, at a time when a technological civilization has developed beyond the wildest dreams of 20th century man. Rather, it has developed precisely as a good many current dreams predict: a detritosphere, made up of atomized waste products and the debris...
The Atomic Energy Commission has no control over medical radium. The states license a dozen makers of radon seeds, and keep a watch on their waste disposal. But the AEC's Dr. John Harley is concerned lest some contaminated gold may have found its way into dentures as well...
With only 2% of NASA's heavily slashed budget at its disposal, the once-ambitious U.S. planetary-exploration program is in danger of expiring before it gets to the launching pad. Anxious to keep from "abandoning the planets to Russia," 23 top space scientists last week recommended a program...