Conservation Through Engineering: Extract from the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior

· 1921

The coal strike 1 National stock-taking 3 Coal as a national asset 3 Public responsibility 4 The miners' year 5 Have we too many mines and miners? 7 The long view 7 Saving coal 9 Coal and coal 10 Expansion abroad 11 Saving coal by saving electricity 11 White coal and black 12 The age of petroleum 13 Oil shale 15 Save oil 16 Use the Diesel engine 17 Wanted--a foreign supply 18 By way of summary 20 Land development 22 A program of progress 22 Garden homes for the people 23 Reclamation by district organization 24 Soldier-settlement legislation 27 Alaska 29 Matanuska coal 32 Save and develop Americans 32 The plea for constructive policies contained in the report of the Secretary of the Interior…

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