[The Fight For Conservation by Gifford Pinchot]@TWC D-Link bookThe Fight For Conservation CHAPTER VI 3/5
For example, nothing like the rapidity of the destruction of American forests has ever been known in forest history, and nothing like the efficiency and vigor and inventiveness of the American lumberman has ever been developed by any attack on any forests elsewhere.
Probably the most effective tool that the human mind and hand have ever made is the American axe.
So the American business man has grasped his opportunities and used them and developed them and invented about them, thought them into lines of success, and thus has developed into a new business man, with a vigor and effectiveness and a cutting-edge that has never been equalled anywhere else.
We have gained out of the vast destruction of our natural resources a degree of vigor and power and efficiency of which every man of us ought to be proud. Now that is done.
We have accomplished these big things.
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