Nation urged to conserve resources in Roosevelt message
President Roosevelt submits the National Conservation Commission report to Congress urging immediate action to preserve natural resources. He stresses waterway and forest protection, mineral reserves, and public land use, calling for a united national and state effort and an annual commission funding of 50 000.
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National Conservation Commission
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National conservation report outlines resource reserves and needs
The National Conservation Commission chaired by Gifford Pinchot reports a plan for cross agency cooperation to inventory minerals lands forests and waters. It warns of dwindling coal and iron ore and urges safe mining improved farming yields and broader timber and water use for public welfare and national efficiency.
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National Conservation Commission
Gifford Pinchot
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Waters, Forests, Lands and Minerals
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Overton W. Price
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