Theodore Roosevelt Dynamic Geographer
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We use each year 100, 000, 000 cords of firewood, 40, 000, 000, 000 feet of lumber, more than a billion post and fence rails, 118, 000, 000 hewn ties, one and a half billion staves, over 133, 000, 000 sets of heading, nearly 500, 000, 000 barrel-hoops, 3, 000, 000 cords of native pulp wood, 165, 000, 000 cubic feet of round mine timbers, and one and a quarter million cords of wood for distillation.
This is used every year. What we waste is appalling. An average of fifty million acres of forest ...has been burned over yearly since 1870, and the annual average loss by forest fires for that forty years has been fifty lives and 10, 000, 000 sterling worth of lumber. But the waste in lumber production is even more startling, because wholly unnecessary and avoidable. In the case of yellow pine alone, in 1907, it is estimated that only one-half the cut was used, and eight million cords wasted, 20 per cent, of the whole cut having been left on the grounds in the woods to rot a waste representing the entire output of 300, 000 acres in the matter of yellow pine for the year 1907 alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We use each year 100, 000, 000 cords of firewood, 40, 000, 000, 000 feet of lumber, more than a billion post and fence rails, 118, 000, 000 hewn ties, one and a half billion staves, over 133, 000, 000 sets of heading, nearly 500, 000, 000 barrel-hoops, 3, 000, 000 cords of native pulp wood, 165, 000, 000 cubic feet of round mine timbers, and one and a quarter million cords of wood for distillation.
This is used every year. What we waste is appalling. An average of fifty million acres of forest ...has been burned over yearly since 1870, and the annual average loss by forest fires for that forty years has been fifty lives and 10, 000, 000 sterling worth of lumber. But the waste in lumber production is even more startling, because wholly unnecessary and avoidable. In the case of yellow pine alone, in 1907, it is estimated that only one-half the cut was used, and eight million cords wasted, 20 per cent, of the whole cut having been left on the grounds in the woods to rot a waste representing the entire output of 300, 000 acres in the matter of yellow pine for the year 1907 alone.
What to read after Theodore Roosevelt Dynamic Geographer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Buffington Vrooman to read onlineMoreLess
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