Checking the Waste
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The yearly products of the mines of the United States are now valued atmore than $2, 000, 000, 000. Sixty-five car-loads of freight out of everyhundred carried by our railroads are made up of mineral products. Morethan a million men are employed at the mines, and more than twice thatnumber in handling and transporting mine products.
Of every one hundred tons of coal mined in the whole world, the UnitedStates produces forty-three tons. We supply forty-five tons out of everyhundred of iron ore, t...wenty-two tons of gold, thirty tons of silver, thirty-three tons of lead, nearly twenty-eight tons of the zinc, aboutfifty-five tons of the copper, and sixty-three tons of the petroleumconsumed by all civilized countries.
This would be a cause for great national pride if we did not need alsoto consider the shameful fact that our wastes or losses in the mining, handling, and use of our mineral products are estimated at more than$1, 500, 000 per day, or, for the year, the gigantic sum of $547, 500, 000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The yearly products of the mines of the United States are now valued atmore than $2, 000, 000, 000. Sixty-five car-loads of freight out of everyhundred carried by our railroads are made up of mineral products. Morethan a million men are employed at the mines, and more than twice thatnumber in handling and transporting mine products.
Of every one hundred tons of coal mined in the whole world, the UnitedStates produces forty-three tons. We supply forty-five tons out of everyhundred of iron ore, t...wenty-two tons of gold, thirty tons of silver, thirty-three tons of lead, nearly twenty-eight tons of the zinc, aboutfifty-five tons of the copper, and sixty-three tons of the petroleumconsumed by all civilized countries.
This would be a cause for great national pride if we did not need alsoto consider the shameful fact that our wastes or losses in the mining, handling, and use of our mineral products are estimated at more than$1, 500, 000 per day, or, for the year, the gigantic sum of $547, 500, 000.
What to read after Checking the Waste?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Mary Huston to read onlineMoreLess
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