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... increased by a number of means— 1. An increase of inland fishing water . It is estimated that new impoundments over the next 40 years will create 10 million new surface acres of fishing waters . These waters may not all be opportunely ...
... increased by a number of means— 1. An increase of inland fishing water . It is estimated that new impoundments over the next 40 years will create 10 million new surface acres of fishing waters . These waters may not all be opportunely ...
Page 368
... increase very greatly in the future . As the country becomes more crowded , and the wilderness retreats before the frontier of settlement , the national forests will tend to become almost the only available recreation grounds on a scale ...
... increase very greatly in the future . As the country becomes more crowded , and the wilderness retreats before the frontier of settlement , the national forests will tend to become almost the only available recreation grounds on a scale ...
Page 463
... increase . Electric power generation has doubled every 10 years since 1945. The rate of increase con- tinues to jump so that some analysts estimate that the doubling time for increase in demands may now be as short as five years . More ...
... increase . Electric power generation has doubled every 10 years since 1945. The rate of increase con- tinues to jump so that some analysts estimate that the doubling time for increase in demands may now be as short as five years . More ...
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