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Senator Edmund Muskie ponders newsman's question during a press conference at which he proposed a multi-million-dollar war on air pollution. He said, "We cannot afford to spend less."
Muskie, responding to President Richard Nixon's call for an anti-pollution campaign, advocated spedning nearly $2 billion in fiscal 1971 and $3.5 billion in fiscal 1972 as a start on a wide range program dealing with water pollution. Muskie is the acknowledged senate expert on the subject. (Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)

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