Resource Factors Affecting the Feasibility of Pulp Mills in Eastern Montana (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This report which presents some of the resource information relating to pulp-mill development east of the Continental Divide in Montana has been prepared as part of a Forest Service program of interpreting Forest Survey data for public use. We feel that from such objective analyses will come sounder development of the timber resource. The report should not, of course, be regarded as official Forest Service endorsement of Eastern Montana as a pulp-mill site in preference to other parts of the United States and Alaska.

In addition to considering the quantity, availability, and cost of pulp wood, attention has been given to water supply from a pollution stand point. At the request of the Montana Board of Health, L. F. Warrick and H. A. Anderson of the United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C., made a reconnaissance survey of the streams in this area. A few of the highlights of their study are contained in this report. A more complete summary of their findings has been prepared by the Montana Board of Health and may be obtained by writing that office at Helena, Montana.

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