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What legislation helped solve the problem of Shrinking wilderness and Natural Resources?
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What steps did Roosevelt take to solve each problem shrinking wilderness and natural resources?
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What steps did roosevelt take to solve shrinking wilderness and natural resource problems?
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The population keeps growing and everyone needs a place to live and enjoy recreation. How do you feel about natural wilderness areas shrinking due to the increasing population?
When the population keeps growing and everyone needs a place to live and to enjoy recreation areas have to be expanded. I believe natural wilderness is important in many aspects, but also believe that shrinking it a little to accommodate those in need is important too.
What has the author Peter C Maxfield written?
Peter C. Maxfield has written: 'Natural resources law on American Indian lands' -- subject(s): Indian country (United States law), Indians of North America, Law and legislation, Legal status, laws, Natural resources 'Cases and materials on the federal income taxation of oil and gas and natural resources transactions' -- subject(s): Cases, Law and legislation, Natural gas, Natural resources, Petroleum, Taxation
Why has Ross island been nominated as a world wilderness site?
To protect its natural resources for future generations to enjoy.
President roosevelt and john muirs ideas about the use of natural resources differed in that roosevelt believed that the?
use of natural resources should be regulated and balanced, while Muir believed that natural resources should be preserved and protected at all costs. Roosevelt advocated for conservation practices and the establishment of national parks and forests, whereas Muir believed in the preservation of wilderness areas in their natural state.
What has the author James R Fazio written?
James R. Fazio has written: 'Communicating with the wilderness user' -- subject(s): Communication in conservation of natural resources, Conservation of natural resources, Public relations 'Public relations and communications for natural resource managers' -- subject(s): Communication in conservation of natural resources, Conservation of natural resources, Management, Natural resources, Public relations 'Management plan for Idler's Rest Nature Preserve'
What has the author Norman I Wengert written?
Norman I. Wengert has written: 'The purposes of the national forests' -- subject(s): History, Forest reserves, Forest policy, Law and legislation, Forestry law and legislation 'Natural resources and the political struggle' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Natural resources
What has the author Peter Teurlings written?
Peter Teurlings has written: 'Guide to legislation concerning ..' -- subject(s): Conservation of natural resources, Law and legislation, Environmental law
What principle did Roosevelt guided to organize the water projects to transform dry wilderness areas into agricultural areas?
its conservation of natural resources
Is wilderness the same as natural state?
no wilderness is where wild animals such as a lion lives and natural state is where like you see people walking down the street that is natural state the reason the wilderness is not a natural state (example) do you ever see a lion walking down the street (answer) no that's why wilderness is not a natural state
What has the author Valerie Hood written?
Valerie Hood has written: 'A global satellite observation system for earth resources' -- subject(s): Earth resources technology satellites, International cooperation, Law and legislation, Natural resources
