[31]
Pollution: An International Problem for Fisheries, Food and Agriculture Organ—
ization of the United Nations, Rome, 1971, p. 40.
[32]
“Recent Pollution Incidents, Mustard Gas in the Baltic Sea, july-August
1969,” Marine Pollution Bulletin, September 1969, No. 15, 17—18.
[33]
Ocean Dumping, A National Policy, a report to the President prepared by the
Council on Environmental Quality (Washington, D.C.: US. Government
Printing Office, October 1970), p. 7.
[34]
Smith and Brown, Ocean Disposal of Barge-Delivered Liquid and Solid Wastes
pp. 4, 15—20, 34—37, (see [28]).
[35]
American Chemical Society, press release reporting on the work of Theodore
R. F olsom, Scripps Institution of Ocean0graphy, La ]olla, California.
[36]
Ocean Dumping, p. 11 (see [33]).
[37]
M. Grant Gross, Analyses of Dredged Wastes, Fly Ash, and Waste Chemicals——
New York Metropolitan Region, Marine Sciences Research Center, State Uni—
versity of New York, Stony Brook, October 1970, adapted from Table 8, p. 30.
[38]
M. Grant Gross, “New York Metropolitan Region—A Major Sediment Source,”
Water Resources Research, [une 1970, Vol. 6, No. 3, 927—31.
[39]
The Effects of Waste Disposal in the New York Eight—Interim Report for January l, 1970, The Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, U.S. Bureau of Sport Fish—
eries and Wildlife, Highlands, New ]ersey, December 3, 1969.
[40]
The Eects of Waste Disposal in the New York Eight—Summary Final Report,
National Marine Fisheries Service, Middle Atalntic Coastal Fisheries Center,
Sandy Hook Laboratory, Highlands, New ]ersey, April 1972, p. 13.
[41]
“Supervisor of the Harbor Permit Program for Waste Disposal in the Atlantic
Ocean, Draft Environmental Statement,” US. Army Engineer District, New
York, November 2, 1971, p. 4. (Available as PB 204 264—D, National Technical
Information Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22151.)
[42]
“Defending Deep-Sea Disposal,” Chemical Week, October 13, 1971, 65—66.
[43]
Smith and Brown, Ocean Disposal of Barge—Delivered Liquid and Solid 1Vastes,
p.
22 (see [28]).
[44]
Michael Corr, personal communication. The world population gures are from
the UNESCO Statistical Yearbooks for 1951 and 1970. Raw data on energy
from joel Darmstadter, Energy in the World Economy, Resources for the Fu—
ture (Baltimore: ]ohns Hopkins Press, 1971), p. 10.
“
[45]
Terrestrial and Oceanic Ecosystems, p. 71 (see [11]).
[46]
Goldberg, ΑChemical Invasion of Ocean by Man,” p. 70 (see [15]).
[47]
McCanll, “The Black Tide,” p. 2—16 (see [S]).
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Pollution: An International Problem for Fisheries, Food and Agriculture Organ—
ization of the United Nations, Rome, 1971, p. 40.
[32]
“Recent Pollution Incidents, Mustard Gas in the Baltic Sea, july-August
1969,” Marine Pollution Bulletin, September 1969, No. 15, 17—18.
[33]
Ocean Dumping, A National Policy, a report to the President prepared by the
Council on Environmental Quality (Washington, D.C.: US. Government
Printing Office, October 1970), p. 7.
[34]
Smith and Brown, Ocean Disposal of Barge-Delivered Liquid and Solid Wastes
pp. 4, 15—20, 34—37, (see [28]).
[35]
American Chemical Society, press release reporting on the work of Theodore
R. F olsom, Scripps Institution of Ocean0graphy, La ]olla, California.
[36]
Ocean Dumping, p. 11 (see [33]).
[37]
M. Grant Gross, Analyses of Dredged Wastes, Fly Ash, and Waste Chemicals——
New York Metropolitan Region, Marine Sciences Research Center, State Uni—
versity of New York, Stony Brook, October 1970, adapted from Table 8, p. 30.
[38]
M. Grant Gross, “New York Metropolitan Region—A Major Sediment Source,”
Water Resources Research, [une 1970, Vol. 6, No. 3, 927—31.
[39]
The Effects of Waste Disposal in the New York Eight—Interim Report for January l, 1970, The Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, U.S. Bureau of Sport Fish—
eries and Wildlife, Highlands, New ]ersey, December 3, 1969.
[40]
The Eects of Waste Disposal in the New York Eight—Summary Final Report,
National Marine Fisheries Service, Middle Atalntic Coastal Fisheries Center,
Sandy Hook Laboratory, Highlands, New ]ersey, April 1972, p. 13.
[41]
“Supervisor of the Harbor Permit Program for Waste Disposal in the Atlantic
Ocean, Draft Environmental Statement,” US. Army Engineer District, New
York, November 2, 1971, p. 4. (Available as PB 204 264—D, National Technical
Information Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22151.)
[42]
“Defending Deep-Sea Disposal,” Chemical Week, October 13, 1971, 65—66.
[43]
Smith and Brown, Ocean Disposal of Barge—Delivered Liquid and Solid 1Vastes,
p.
22 (see [28]).
[44]
Michael Corr, personal communication. The world population gures are from
the UNESCO Statistical Yearbooks for 1951 and 1970. Raw data on energy
from joel Darmstadter, Energy in the World Economy, Resources for the Fu—
ture (Baltimore: ]ohns Hopkins Press, 1971), p. 10.
“
[45]
Terrestrial and Oceanic Ecosystems, p. 71 (see [11]).
[46]
Goldberg, ΑChemical Invasion of Ocean by Man,” p. 70 (see [15]).
[47]
McCanll, “The Black Tide,” p. 2—16 (see [S]).
Notes and References
87