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million last year on anti-pollution projeets.In the 1972 fscal year $130 million has beentabbed for Defene Department efforts in this vital area.Locally,a hundred thousand dollar proj-oet to control all the water pollution in the Hunter Point Shipyard is scheduled.Busterud,aformer Californin assemblyman,and,of course,Past Preesident of the Commonwealth Club,comes“home”with a first-hand look on what the Pentagon is doing in the environmental field.  \n# SPECIAL TICKET LUNCHEON\n\nNational Organization for Women(NOW)  \nTICKETS $5.50 each.Tickets will be mailed if check and gelf-addressed,stamped envelope isroceived at the Club Ofce no later than Monday,March 13th,Unpaid reservations eannot beheld after 5 p.m.,Wednesday,March 15th.Members are urged to obtain their tickets prior tomeeting date.  \nTHERE IS NO GUARANTEB THAT TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT DOOR  \nFRIDAY,FEBRUARY25TH,1  \n$4.50 tickets on sale at door  \nFRIDAY,MARCH 17TH,12 NOON  \n\"Women's Liberation,What'sltAllAbout?”Ms.AILEEN C.HERNANDEZ  \nDeputy Assistant Secretary of DefenseFor Environmental Quality  \n60LD BALLRO0M,SHERATOW-PALACE HOTE  \nChair One  \nNo.  \nON(G0LD BALLRO0M,SHEATON-PALACE HOTE“A New Mission for theDepartment of Defense:A Cleaner Environment”The HonorableJOHN BUSTERUD  \nJOHN H.ARBUCKLE,Quarterly Chairman  \n# MAN'S ATTEMPT T0 MANIPULATE THE ENYIRONMENT HAS CAUSEDMANY PROBLEMS—PHYSICAL,ECONOMICAL,SOCIAL&POLITICAL\n\n“Air and water pollution regulationshave been a long time coming,\"said Dr.  \nJ.C.Schwegmann,director of environ-mental services,Department of Environ-mental Control,Kaiser Aluminum andChemical Corp.to the EnvironmentalCrisis Section(B.B.Garretson,Chmn.).  \nAll or None  \n\"Their origins stem from man's initialefforts to till the soil and congregate intocommunities.We have been attemptingto manipulate the environment to our ad-vantage ever since—and have reached asituation where we actually have manyproblems.Not only are these physical en-vironmental problems,but economic,s0-cial and political problems as well.  \nAll of these are part of the environmentand we cannot solve one without consider-ing all of them.  \nThe first federal air pollution legisla-tion was passed by Congress in 1955—giving states authority to regulate air pol-lution.Little action resulted.  \n# Effects of Pollutants\n\nIn 1967 the“Clean Air Act”was passedallowing states basic responsibilities inenforcing and standard setting,but requiring them to work within federallyestablished criteria.These criteria wereto be based on the effects of pollutants.Authority for the federal aspects of thisprogram was vested in the National AirPollution Control Administration(NAP-CA)in the HEW Department.  \nIn 1970 amendments to this act pro-vided for further powers to be exercisedby the federal government,mainly thesetting of actual standards for pollutantsin the air.  \nUnder this legislation,standards wererecently set for six pollutants,and sets inmotion a schedule requiring states todevelop plans for control of these specificpollutants by 1975.  \n# Rigid Regulations\n\nThe regulations are quite rigid.For ex-ample they allow exceptions for pointsources only for one year,and only if thegovernor of the state requests them onthe basis of a detailed set of conditions.  \nBasic water pollution legislation waspassed in 1965,giving states mandate todevelop regulations for maintaining waterquality.New amendments are expectedsoon giving the federal government au-thority to set actual limits,leaving statesagain with only authority to see that theyare enforced.They can,as California hasdone,set stricter standards than the Fed-eral ones.  \nThe fundamental question is whethereitizens realize the cost of some of thecontrols which will be required to complywith current and forthcoming regulations—and whether they will be willing to payfor them.  \nThejob can be done if enough resourcesare allocated to the task.(GJS)  \n\n| 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