Quote by Ronald Reagan

There is today in the United States as much forest as there was when Washington was at Valley Forge

There is today in the United States as much forest as there

Summary

This quote highlights the abundance and resilience of the natural resources in the United States. It suggests that despite the country's growth and development over several centuries, there is still a significant amount of forested land. By comparing it to the time of George Washington's presence in Valley Forge during the American Revolution, the quote draws attention to the enduring presence and preservation of forests in the United States.

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By Ronald Reagan

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