Leasing of Oil Lands. Hearings ... On H.R. 406 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781143397622)

This volume comprises the hearings before the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations regarding H.R. 406, a bill concerning the leasing of oil lands. It presents a detailed record of the discussions, testimonies, and debates surrounding the proposed legislation. An essential resource for legal scholars, energy policy analysts, and anyone interested in the history of natural resource management in the United States, this document offers valuable insights into the legislative processes and considerations that shaped early 20th-century energy policy. The hearings provide a comprehensive understanding of the issues, arguments, and perspectives that influenced the development of oil leasing laws, making it a significant historical artifact for understanding the evolution of energy regulation.

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