In his article "ForesDevelopmenthe Indian Way," Reed argues
A)for government control of forest development that eases the Indians into the modern world economy gradually.
B)for a sustainable development program that permits the collection and sale of forest products without destroying the original ecosystem.
C)for an Indian relocation plan.
D)for laws that require commercial lumber companies and ranchers to replant the forest and introduce a 40-year cutting and clearing cycle.

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Throughout the article, Reed argues for a sustainable development program that allows for the collection and sale of forest products, while also protecting the ecosystem. He emphasizes the importance of involving local communities and indigenous peoples in the decision-making process and ensuring that their livelihoods are not negatively impacted. Option A is not accurate as Reed argues against excessive government control and advocates for community involvement. Option C is not mentioned in the article at all. Option D is briefly discussed as a potential solution, but Reed ultimately argues for a more comprehensive and sustainable approach.

In His Article "ForesDevelopmenthe Indian Way," Reed Argues