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Water Resources:
By and large, natural resources are bene bestowed on man by nature. But generally th control and adaptation for particular uses a enjoyments require arrangements and manipu tions, which involve costs of various kinds. Bel fits may accrue to particular individuals in degree greater than to others of the group. A justments of benefits in respect to individi contributions is an important aspect of the prc lem of development of water resources.Within each component of government of the federal system exist numerous agencies of a scientific-educational nature which have to do with water resources or whose activities touch upon water factors. Geological, weather, agricultural,forestry, navigation, health, and many o bureaus and divisions of the federal governn and the states are conducting researches, f lishing data, directing educational campaigns, suggesting specific policies and activities wl affect water as well as other resources. T functional purposes and activities, which o: overlap in their interests, must be well coo nated so that a more complete and consisi collection of scientific data, greater consistent policies, greater economy of effort, and more c structive results may be realized from the t activity.
Any particular use of water resources i particular aspect of culture, and may be m either to reinforce or impair related aspects culture. The appropriation of a waterfront a railroad or by industrial concerns may depi a community, as in New York City, or a la number of communities (as throughout much the length of the Hudson River), of import recreational and aesthetic resources. One rea why European waterfronts are frequently m beautiful than most of those of the United St< is that cultural uses were established before dustrialization came on the scene.
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