Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural ResourcesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1980 - Energy policy |
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... protection today be- cause this act was in existence . There have been 86 national monu- ments established to protect the diverse objects of historic and scientific interest . They are listed in my testimony and I would not go through ...
... protection today be- cause this act was in existence . There have been 86 national monu- ments established to protect the diverse objects of historic and scientific interest . They are listed in my testimony and I would not go through ...
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... protection would remain in force on the lands after midnight December 16 , 1978 , -- the date when the d - 2 withdrawals expired we also recognized two important factors . Not all of the land withdrawn under d - 1 was protected from ...
... protection would remain in force on the lands after midnight December 16 , 1978 , -- the date when the d - 2 withdrawals expired we also recognized two important factors . Not all of the land withdrawn under d - 1 was protected from ...
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... protection of the prehistoric resources in this area . How much did the President take in his monument proclamation of last year ? 560,000 acres . Over one - half - million acres to protect 10,000 acres of prehistoric remains . By no ...
... protection of the prehistoric resources in this area . How much did the President take in his monument proclamation of last year ? 560,000 acres . Over one - half - million acres to protect 10,000 acres of prehistoric remains . By no ...
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... protection was adequate to protect that land , those very same people were saying before I took that action that the ( d ) ( 1 ) protection would not protect that land . And the question was while the courts determined that , that we ...
... protection was adequate to protect that land , those very same people were saying before I took that action that the ( d ) ( 1 ) protection would not protect that land . And the question was while the courts determined that , that we ...
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... protection for 3 years , now why did you have to act on December 1 to , in addition , have that land and put it into monuments to protect it in that way ? Wasn't the 204 sufficient protection with respect to the threat that you see with ...
... protection for 3 years , now why did you have to act on December 1 to , in addition , have that land and put it into monuments to protect it in that way ? Wasn't the 204 sufficient protection with respect to the threat that you see with ...
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