~ TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C. THURSDAY; AUGUST 14, 194 To think we lost it on the field white they collect it - 7 Concer ’ in plastic bags and preform miracles. - wn WY eee so ” oe oe ‘ a mt . of BY: .The ‘]. Williston Minister of Lands, Forests, 2 Water Resources . - . * Good . legisitaion, a ministration . and — co munication are the keynotes & - British Columbia's future, mo¥ especially ‘in the province environmental futire, = . The 1960's saw the beginni of the present widely express concern over environment abuses which has, in the 1970'4 become an established publi attitude, 9 7. - One has only to read the dail¥ or weekly newspapers, or seq and ‘listen to television and radio to become fully aware of the general public concern over the future of our environment - Unfortunately, while there ig legitimate concern, it is nof always recognized that this concern is comman.to both the government and — .thegij - public...and, in a growing number of cases, to industry asi well. The result: has been - criticism not. always based on knowledge of-the facts. - . Tne fact of the matter is that the provincial government has ie Terrace onnea Herald The Terrace Herald is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Assaciation, The 6.C. Weekly Newspapers Association,. and Varified, Circulation. Published every Monday and Thursday at 3212. Kalum Avenve, Terrace, B.C. Postage paid in cash, return postgge guaranteed. Second class mail registration number 1201. . . == THE REP