New Uses for Good Earth

A single-issue comic published in 1960 by the Mined-Land Conservation Conference, New Uses for Good Earth is a unique artifact of mid-century industrial conservation messaging. It uses the comics medium to promote the repurposing of strip-mined land for public benefit, reflecting a post-war environmental awareness. Associated with no major creator, this slim pamphlet stands as a niche historical document of how comics were employed for public service and land-use advocacy.