Discusses the roles of leading firms, consulting engineers and equipment manufacturers in the growing field of water pollution control. Reviews of individual companies are given. (BL)

Icebergs in Antarctic and Greenland can be used to supply fresh water. This is technologically possible and a potential solution to the problem of fresh water resources. (PS)

Talented high school science students study ecological and environmental problems of Lake Erie and Lake Chautaugua at Fredonia College, New York. (CP)

Examples of user experiences of the Enviro Monitor are cited together with advantages for its use. This is an all-weather instrument capable of making a continuous record of pollutants and controlling unattended operations at remote locations under adverse weather conditions. (BL)

There should be a "shifting of emphasis from fossil fuel to nuclear systems as quickly as possible," but with a major change in the design of reactor systems to enable more efficient use of the total energy produced. Waste heat may be used for agriculture. (AL)

Legal regulations of thermal pollution caused by the introduction of waste heat into our water resources and the potential of this energy as a future resource are discussed. (CP)