ECONOMY OF NATURAL RESOURCES

It is hardly conceivable that the economic waste represented

by the neglect of the marine forests and gardens will be

much longer continued. The only vegetation that exists upon

two-thirds of the superficial area of the earth is seaweed.

This vegetation ought to contribute to the support of the

population of the land surface of the globe to such an extent

that the question of food supply--the nightmare of scientific

inquirers into the probable future of civilization and of the

human race--need worry no one. (Text.)--_The Technical World

Magazine._

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