Asked by severia
Conservation and recycling were
profitable for communities and organizations.
considered a patriotic duty.
used to earn extra money to buy war bonds.
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"Considered a patriotic duty."
During wartime (especially WWII) the government and media promoted conservation and scrap drives as part of supporting the war effort; people were urged to save and collect materials for manufacture of weapons and supplies. (Some local drives did raise funds or community benefit as a side effect, but the primary framing was patriotic duty.)
During wartime (especially WWII) the government and media promoted conservation and scrap drives as part of supporting the war effort; people were urged to save and collect materials for manufacture of weapons and supplies. (Some local drives did raise funds or community benefit as a side effect, but the primary framing was patriotic duty.)
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