| GOLDEN, COLO.
Thomas Reed, a researcher at the Colorado School of Mines and Denver businessman William L. Mobeck, say they have found a way to make sawdust into an efficient oil-spill absorbing `Sea Sweep' product. Mr. Reed uses a heat treatment process to turn the sawdust into Sea Sweep (patent pending). The product is now commercially available at $18,000 a ton.
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