Irrigation and policy for new western lands and islands
A broad policy outline discusses irrigation as an national enterprise, water rights, Hawaii Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines, and calls for open competition, industrial development, and self government. It stresses public water control, proper laws, and advancing commerce while warning against private water hoarding and uninformed experimentation.
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