Conservation and the long-term loan on national resources
The piece frames conservation as an age-old issue, noting timber removal fueled early expansion and grain production. It argues resource extraction depleted soil fertility and treated profits as a loan from national resources to be repaid over time.
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Bank of National Resources
Concrete gains on the farm as it replaces wood
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