A study of our national resources, more comprehensive than any previously made, shows the vast amount of necessary and practicable work which needs to be done for the development and preservation of our natural wealth for the enjoyment and advantage of our people in generations to come.
Roosevelt emphasizes the need for a thorough study of national resources to benefit future generations.
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