Public lands and resources debate faces western states
A detailed treatise argues public lands in arid regions should be allocated to the states where located to promote conservation and development. It contends small farms outperform large tracts, urges federal restraint, critiques field agents, and warns that land policy impacts costs of living and resource use.
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