McKee, Jack

Black s argument was that pollution is the price of progress, and all will turn out for the best if the specialists are left alone to do their work. Like Jack McKee, another water treatment specialist with one foot in academia and the other in consulting, he viewed waste disposal as a legitimate use of waters. This outlook was expressed in words that might have been quoted from Randal Dickey ... 

J. E. McKee, Water Quality Criteria, State Water Pollution Control Board Publication No. 3, 1952, pp. 4-6 E. J. Cleary, Jack Edward McKee, in Memorial Lributes National Academy of Engineering, Volume 2 (National Academies Press, Washington, 1984), pp. 204-209. 

Anonymous (1962). We need researchers. Engineering News-Record 169(Oct.4) 101-102. P Anonymous (1980). Jack E. McKee. Trans. ASCE 145 751-753. 

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