Irrigation at public expense argued in Pittsburgh Dispatch
The Pittsburgh Dispatch argues against federal irrigation of arid U S lands. It contends irrigation would boost value and production, recouping costs via land sales, and that eastern farmers fear not. Government systems could be large scale, controlled, and cheaper than private efforts, with eminent domain and maintenance funded by water charges.
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