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Show D DESERET NEWS, 7 Thursday, October 8, 1970 1 Phosphate Claims; Wait, See Detergent manufacturers claims that several new products are phosphate-fre- e could mean cleaner water for Utahns," Lynn Thatcher, Chairman, Utah State Depart-meof Environmental Health said today. . However, he added a note of caution: It will take some time to determine whether the new phosphate-fre- e wash day products now being marketed are free of other pollutants, nt including nitrogen. Some sub- stitute chemicals, particularly those which soften water such as NTA, add to our water pol lution problems as much as phosphates ever did. NO CLAIMS organizations Many con- cerned with cleaning Utah waters have been besieged with questions about the new claims, phosphate-fre- e one Of health official said. course, no commercial claims can be endor sed by state employes, but it does appear, if the claims are accurate, that industry is successfully solving the problem of phosphates in water. Thatcher said that phosphe-rou- s, phosphates, nitrogen and nitrates tend to persist in water after being flushed down the kitchen sink. The phosphates then assist in producing greater algae growth, which decays, and robs oxygen from the water. The lack of oxygen then kills fish and other organisms which scum and stink the area. ' s vjr - are which that is, break down after being flushed away. DO THE JOB Housewifes in America will demand phosphate free, b i d egradable detergents, and industry will find it for them detergents which will do the cleaning job, Dr. David A. White Brigham Young University aquatic biologist, predicted last spring at an environmental- - press conference in Park City. Products designed to curb will likely be pollution announced by many companies in the near future, Dr. White said. And if they mean cleaner water, then these are the products the public should support, Dr. White concludo-- ed. 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