The TVA Board chairman advocates for cooperative action in forest management, suggesting it may reduce the need for public control.
The chairman of the TVA Board of Directors explains the cooperative approach toward forest resource development sponsored by the Authority. Under Tennessee Valley conditions he believes that extension of voluntary cooperative action should be given a fair trial before more public control is attempted, in the hope that compulsory forest regulation may become unnecessary.
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