U.S. Wilderness Act Turns 40
3 September 2004 - 5:00am
Uniquely American idea has since been copied by other countries.
"Forty years and 106 million acres after Congress decided the wilderness should not be spoiled by people, the law is such an icon that skeptics dare only try to slow its consequences...Supporters credit the laws success to the power of a revolutionary, uniquely American idea leaving future generations some of the last remaining wild areas, free from human design. Other countries have since mimicked it."
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Nation's Wilderness Act turns 40
Source:
MSNBC, September 2, 2004
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