CHAPTER 5
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Pp.122-123, “Water Pollution in Lake Michigan: Chicago’s Belmont Harbor, july
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1968,” photograph by ]ohn Hendry, ]r., National Audubon Society.
P. 124, photograph by Ray Montgomery.
P. 125, photograph courtesy of Dudley, Hardin, and Yang, Inc.
P. 127, graph adapted from Conference on the Matter of Pollution of Lake Michigan
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and Its Tributary Basim, Sessions 1—3, Environmental Protection Agency (Washington, D.C.: US. Government Printing Ofce).
P. 131, photograph by Harvey Stein.
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P. 133, graph by Stig H. Fonselius, reprinted from Environment, july—August 1970, p. 7.
P. 135, photograph by Don Wooldridge, courtesy of the Missouri Department of
Conservation.
P. 140, Environment photograph by Dave Healey.
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Pp. 148—149, photograph by Robin Forbes.
P. 157 (top), courtesy of Environment.
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P. 157 (bottom2,photograph by Bruce Lund, Massachusetts Audubon Society.
P. 159, photograph by Dave and Lyn Hancock, Island View Wildlife Research Cen—
ter, Saanicht0n, British Columbia, Canada.
P. 163, both photographs courtesy of the Institute of Environmental Education.
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P. 168, photograph Courtesy of the Lake Michigan Federation.
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“174—175, photograph by Tim Eagan.
P. 177, photograph courtesy of the Farmers Chemical Association.
P. 181, photograph by Robin Forbes.
P. 183, photogr‘aph courtesy of the US. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District.
P. 186 (top), photograph courtesy of CH2M/ Hill.
P: 186 (bottom), ph0tograph by B. Klinchenko, APN, Novosti Press Agency.
P. 187 (Top), pho‘tograph courtesy of CH2M/Hill.
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P. 187 (bottom), photograph courtesy of the Novosti Press Agency.
P, 197, The bottom of McMùrdo Sound, Antarctica, near U. S. McMurdo Station.
Depth, 100 feet. Photograph by Bill Curtsinger, Rapho-Guillumette.
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200 Photo Credits and Copyright Acknowledgmenîs
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Pp.122-123, “Water Pollution in Lake Michigan: Chicago’s Belmont Harbor, july
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1968,” photograph by ]ohn Hendry, ]r., National Audubon Society.
P. 124, photograph by Ray Montgomery.
P. 125, photograph courtesy of Dudley, Hardin, and Yang, Inc.
P. 127, graph adapted from Conference on the Matter of Pollution of Lake Michigan
-
and Its Tributary Basim, Sessions 1—3, Environmental Protection Agency (Washington, D.C.: US. Government Printing Ofce).
P. 131, photograph by Harvey Stein.
'
P. 133, graph by Stig H. Fonselius, reprinted from Environment, july—August 1970, p. 7.
P. 135, photograph by Don Wooldridge, courtesy of the Missouri Department of
Conservation.
P. 140, Environment photograph by Dave Healey.
CHAPTEB 6
Pp. 148—149, photograph by Robin Forbes.
P. 157 (top), courtesy of Environment.
.
P. 157 (bottom2,photograph by Bruce Lund, Massachusetts Audubon Society.
P. 159, photograph by Dave and Lyn Hancock, Island View Wildlife Research Cen—
ter, Saanicht0n, British Columbia, Canada.
P. 163, both photographs courtesy of the Institute of Environmental Education.
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P. 168, photograph Courtesy of the Lake Michigan Federation.
CHAPTER 7
“174—175, photograph by Tim Eagan.
P. 177, photograph courtesy of the Farmers Chemical Association.
P. 181, photograph by Robin Forbes.
P. 183, photogr‘aph courtesy of the US. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District.
P. 186 (top), photograph courtesy of CH2M/ Hill.
P: 186 (bottom), ph0tograph by B. Klinchenko, APN, Novosti Press Agency.
P. 187 (Top), pho‘tograph courtesy of CH2M/Hill.
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P. 187 (bottom), photograph courtesy of the Novosti Press Agency.
P, 197, The bottom of McMùrdo Sound, Antarctica, near U. S. McMurdo Station.
Depth, 100 feet. Photograph by Bill Curtsinger, Rapho-Guillumette.
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200 Photo Credits and Copyright Acknowledgmenîs
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