Dirty Thirties

The Dust Bowl of the 1930s was a severe ecological crisis in the U.S., caused by poor farming practices and drought. It led to massive dust storms, homelessness, and health issues. The government responded with New Deal programs to aid affected people and improve land management. The crisis highlighted the need for environmental protection.

In what ways did President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal address the issues caused by the Dust Bowl?

What lessons can be learned from the Dust Bowl regarding environmental protection?