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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Wednesday, February 14, 1973
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Conservation urged
to avert global crisis
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WASHINGTON () - A report
from researchers and businessmen
says the United States must reduce
its consumption of certain r a w
materials and help avert a global
crisis in natural resources.
The report said the industrialized
world and the United States in par-
ticular should begin to slow down
its consumption of highly deplet-
able resources and move toward
greater use of abundant materials.
"As projected demand curves
push up against known reserves, a
global crisis may occur if there is
not a movement toward coopera-
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tion in the exploitation and distri-
bution of world resources," the
report said.
It said that U.S. resource needs
are virtually certain to increase
and imports will continue to rise.
The developed nations, it said, are
becoming increasingly dependent
an the mineral reserves of devel-1
oping countries.
Issued by the National Commis-
sion on Materials Policy, the re-
port is based on a series of forum
discussions held last year.
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