This section of the annual report on the chemical industry provides data on the chemical production of Japan, West Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, and France, including the output of major chemical products in these nations. (PR)

The 1971 annual report by the American Institute of Physics (AIP) is highlighted. The report deals with AIP activities during 1971, including changes in publishing methods, new products from the physics-information division, and internal reorganization for better service. (PR)

Briefly reviews the content of some of the talks at the March 1972 meeting of the Scottish Branch of The Institute of Physics. (PR)

A report on instructional trends, interdisciplinary specialization, training methods, field relations, allied health areas, and student involvement during the 1971-1972 school year at the New York University School of Education. (GB)

Description of a Symposium on Air Resource Protection and the Environment,'' held at the 1972 Environmental Health Conference and Exposition. Reports included a mathematical model for predicting future levels of air pollution, evaluation and identification of transportation controls, and a panel discussion of points raised by the speakers. (LK)

Three major classes of review articles identified are: (1) annual review, (2) critical review, and (3) data compilations. The role and control of the review article in medicine is described. (23 references) (Author/NH)

This is a report on two conferences which signal a new consciousness of problems of method in the study of adult education. (Author)

Members of the Projects Board and associated committees of the American Society for Engineering Education are listed along with the by-laws of the board. Active projects described include a study of engineering technological education, faculty interchange with black engineering colleges, and the visiting engineer program. (TS)

Two part narration of the development of the Northwest Environmental Education Center (NEEC) is presented. Part I outlines its 13-year history relating problems and procedures of fund raising and organizational endorsement. Part II enumerates the program, its philosophy, evolution, and present status. (BL)

A tentative approach to geometry by the Comprehensive School Mathematics Program (CSMP) is discussed. Included are descriptions of the content for courses in the elementary, middle, and secondary school mathematics. Both Euclidean and affine plane geometry are included. (JG)