Report of the National Conservation Commission, with accompanying papers, February, 1909. Special message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report of the National Conservation Commission, with accompanying papers. In three volumes. Volume II

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Titel: Report of the National Conservation Commission, with accompanying papers, February, 1909. Special message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report of the National Conservation Commission, with accompanying papers. In three volumes. Volume II

Körperschaft: United States, President (1901-1909 : Roosevelt) ; United States, National Conservation Commission

Erschienen: Washington, DC, 1909
Online-Ausg., Chester, Vt: NewsBank, inc, 2006

Umfang: Online-Ressource (777 p); color maps, illustrations, tables

Sprache: Englisch

Reproduktionsreihe: U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980

Art der Reproduktion: Online-Ausg.

Hersteller der Reproduktion: Chester, Vt: NewsBank, inc, 2006

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Anmerkungen: Appendices, p. 587
Concentration of ownership of water powers, by Herbert Knox Smith, p. 171
Conservative logging, by Earle N. Clapp, p. 512
Conservative turpentining, by George B. Sudworth, p. 498
Control of catchment areas, by Horatio N. Parker, p. 178
Cost of forestry in different countries, by H.S. Graves, p. 371
Denudation, by R.B. Dole and H. Stabler, p. 126
Developed water powers, by M.O. Leighton, p. 141
Distribution of rainfall, by Henry Gannett, p. 10
Estimates of future population, by Henry Gannett, p. 7
Extent to which foreign methods of administration are suited to conditions in the United States, by S.T. Dana, p. 375
Floods, by M.O. Leighton, p. 95
Foreign sources of timber supply, by Raphael Zon, p. 280
Forest fires, by Clyde Leavitt, p. 390
Forest planting, by A.S. Peck, p. 668
Forest products, by R.S. Kellogg, p. 196
Growth of internal and foreign commerce, by O.P. Austin, p. 57
Index, p. 759
Irrigation laws and organizations, by R.P. Teele, p. 74
Irrigation, by Frederick H. Newell, p. 59
Irrigation, by Samuel Fortier, p. 67
List of illustrations, p. V
Methods of increasing forest productivity, by E.E. Carter, p. 270
Methods which should be adopted by private owners to insure the perpetuation of our timber supply, by C.S. Chapman, p. 711
Original forests, by R.S. Kellogg, p. 179
Past and present prices of forest products, by H.S. Sackett, p. 748
Rate of forest growth, by E.A. Ziegler, p. 203
Reduction of timber supply through abandonment or clearing of forest lands, by W.B. Greely, p. 633
Relation of surface conditions to stream flow, by William L. Hall and Hu Maxwell, p. 112
Stand of timber, by Herbert Knox Smith, p. 188
Standing timber in possession of the federal government , by G.M. Homans, p. 192
Standing timber in wood lots, by Wesley Bradfield, p. 181
Standing timber owned by the states, by J. Girvin Peters, p. 191
Table of contents, p. III
Taxation of timber lands, by Fred Rogers Fairchild, p. 581
Transportation by water, by Herbert Knox Smith, p. 13
Underground waters, by W.C. Mendenhall, p. 86
Undeveloped water powers, by M.O. Leighton, p. 159
Utilization of wood waste by chemical and other means, by H.S. Bristol and L.F. Hawley, p. 645
Waste and reduction of timber supplies caused by insects, by A.D. Hopkins, p. 469
Waste in milling, by Louis Margolin, p. 547
Waste in use of timber, by McGarvey Cline, p. 568
Water circulation and its control, by Bailey Willis, p. 687
What the states should do to perpetuate the forests, by Filibert Roth, p. 725
Wood preservation, by W.F. Sherfesee and H.F. Weiss, p. 658
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