Naval and federal conservation and resource regulation plan
The document outlines proposals across the Naval and Interior departments, including dissolving the naval supply fund into the treasury, consolidating shipyards, promoting a two-battleship-per-year program, and exploring naval monuments. It also covers land and mineral management, timber and coal leasing, oil and gas policy, phosphate deposits, forest reserves, Alaska administration, and broader conservation measures with emphasis on leasing over deed conveyance and expanding federal oversight to prevent waste and monopolies.
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