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Volume 331 Issue 6157, 18 February 1988

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  • The grand new space policy of the United States is philosophically coherent but intellectually bankrupt, promising little of practical benefit to those left on the Earth.

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  • Pollutants emitted into the air can damage the environment far from their original sources. Control strategies can best be formulated through use of optimization techniques.

    • Dick Derwent
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