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Editorial: As public lands debate intensifies, Roosevelt’s legacy looms large
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Editorial: As public lands debate intensifies, Roosevelt’s legacy looms large
Why write about Theodore Roosevelt now? Because as Congress debates whether certain federal lands that should never be touched will be allowed to be sold or transferred, the philosophy that built America’s conservation system — a philosophy born in Oyster Bay — is once again being tested. More than a century after his presidency, Roosevelt remains one of the most consequential figures in American history — and nowhere is his legacy more immediat…
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