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... it seems reasonable to assume that : Population will continue to increase ; Mobility will increase at an accelerating rate ... and The trend toward reduced hours of work will be sharply accelerated by increased automation .
... it seems reasonable to assume that : Population will continue to increase ; Mobility will increase at an accelerating rate ... and The trend toward reduced hours of work will be sharply accelerated by increased automation .
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The demand for fishing opportunities is expected to increase over the coming years — 50 percent by 1976 and 150 percent by 2000. Commercial fishing needs must also be met . There may be a slight reduction in the amount of fish each ...
The demand for fishing opportunities is expected to increase over the coming years — 50 percent by 1976 and 150 percent by 2000. Commercial fishing needs must also be met . There may be a slight reduction in the amount of fish each ...
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In addition to the problem of coping with the increasing volumes involved , cleaning up water is becoming more ... also is cause for increasing concern as the number of nuclear powerplants along ocean and river shorelines increase .
In addition to the problem of coping with the increasing volumes involved , cleaning up water is becoming more ... also is cause for increasing concern as the number of nuclear powerplants along ocean and river shorelines increase .
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Contents
Development of Outdoor Recreation Policy in the United States | 3 |
Hunting | 16 |
Refuge June 7 1924 | 52 |
Copyright | |
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acquired acquisition acres action activities addition administration agencies amended American amount application appropriate approved areas assistance authorized beauty benefits birds buildings Bureau carry Commission Congress conservation construction cooperation cost Department designated determined easements effective established existing facilities Federal fiscal fish fish and wildlife funds further Government grant hereby highway historic House improvement increase industrial interest Interior Lake lands means ment migratory million national forests National Park natural necessary officer operation opportunities organizations outdoor recreation person Pollution Control population present preservation President problems proposed reasonable recommendations regional regulations relating Representatives respect river roads scenic Secretary Secretary of Agriculture Senate Service space subsection term thereof tion trails United urban water pollution wild wilderness
Bibliographic information
| Title | Recreation Volume 5 of Conservation in the United States Conservation in the United States; a documentary history |
| Author | Phillip O. Foss |
| Editor | Phillip O. Foss |
| Compiled by | Phillip O. Foss |
| Publisher | Chelsea House Publishers, 1971 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 28 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 778 pages |
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