The Public Interest Involved in the Cornell Forestry Experiment
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Nor had it inaugurated any extended forest-experiment, such as was imperatively needed both for the edu- cation of competent foresters, and for the study of American condi- tions.
The legislatures of sundry States had shown a vague conviction of the importance of the problem on its economic as well as its aesthetic side But beyond such feeble remedies as "arbor-days" and premiums for tree planting, and laws for the prevention of forest-fires, no State had as yet supplied the pressing double nee...d of a College of Forestry and a tract for forest investigations and experiments on a working scale.
Meanwhile, the pressure of a swiftly-approaching economic disaster was felt by those States which supplied forest materials ; those which were con-uming, as well as exporting their own ; and those which were supporting their building and manufacturing industries chiefly by importation. In fifty years or less, at the existing rate of destruc- tion, the available timber reserves of the United States would be practically gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor had it inaugurated any extended forest-experiment, such as was imperatively needed both for the edu- cation of competent foresters, and for the study of American condi- tions.
The legislatures of sundry States had shown a vague conviction of the importance of the problem on its economic as well as its aesthetic side But beyond such feeble remedies as "arbor-days" and premiums for tree planting, and laws for the prevention of forest-fires, no State had as yet supplied the pressing double nee...d of a College of Forestry and a tract for forest investigations and experiments on a working scale.
Meanwhile, the pressure of a swiftly-approaching economic disaster was felt by those States which supplied forest materials ; those which were con-uming, as well as exporting their own ; and those which were supporting their building and manufacturing industries chiefly by importation. In fifty years or less, at the existing rate of destruc- tion, the available timber reserves of the United States would be practically gone.
What to read after The Public Interest Involved in the Cornell Forestry Experiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Morse Shepard to read onlineMoreLess
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