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FDR: “These emergency work projects provide money to buy food and clothing for the winter; they keep the livestock on the…”

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These emergency work projects provide money to buy food and clothing for the winter; they keep the livestock on the farm; they provide seed for a new crop, and, best of all, they will conserve soil and water in the future in those areas most frequently hit by drought.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

Editor's note · Context

This statement highlights the multifaceted benefits of emergency work projects during droughts, including food security and environmental conservation.

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