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Sierra Club 1. Promote responsible usage of Earth’s resources 2. make national parks 3. Save the land from deforestation and mining 4. founder = John Muir (religious), wants federal protection of land
Teddy Roosevelt 1. big conservationist that focused on morality 2. Created the United States Forest Service 3. made a lot of national parks
Giffot Pinchot 1. Focus on the practicality of nature (we need resources), not the moral effects of destroying nature 2. Use what you need 3. Forester
Conservationist 1. "chop down a tree, plant another" 2. Can use natural resources, but also conserve them
Preservationist 1. leave nature be 2. "dont chop down any trees"
Ballinger-Pinchot affair 1. news accuse Secretary of the Interior Richard Ballinger of letting big business gain access to Alaskan coal lands. 2. Pinchot says RBs corrupt, criticizes RB & Taft, say they're against conservation & democracy. 5. Pinchot fired, RB found "innocent"
effect of Ballinger-Pinchot affair ppl afraid taft administration is undoing TR's conservation work
Effectiveness of environmental reform? sorta effective, created national parks, but didn't solve issues of air pollution
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