Hearings, Reports and Prints of the Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs

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Environmental and Natural Resources Affairs of the 92nd
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Prepared by Susan Abbasi
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Legislative reorganization_ 833
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Recent reports and their recommendations 842
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GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION FOR ENERGY ENVIRONMENT
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Legislative proposals 745
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Congressional Reorganization__
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INTRODUCTION
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PROPOSALS FOR ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCE
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Department of Energy and Natural
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Department of Environment and Oceans DEO
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Regulatory Reform
812
MAJOR REPORTS
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Reports from the Presidents Advisory Council on Executive Organization
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Background information concerning the reorganizationpro
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THE PRESIDENTS PROPOSALS
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c Papers Relating to the Presidents Departmental Reorganization
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DescriptionContinued Page
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A Summary Analysis_
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Excerpt from memorandum prepared by Bureau of Marine
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Recommendations
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Organization for Social and Economic Programs
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THE PROPOSALS FOR EXECUTIVE REORGANIZATION
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THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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Expenditures
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Index
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An Organizational Study_
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Other Agencies and Departments
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APPENDICES
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Table of Cited Presidential Memoranda of the Presidents
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Demonstrated coal reserves base of the United States
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Introduction__ 3
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Average productivity at bituminous coal and lignite mines
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Average coal prices September 1973September 1974
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Yearly consumption by consumer class of bituminous coal
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Current procedure 15
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Water used for coal mining and related activities 19
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Alternative leasing methods 33
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Alternatives to leasing 43
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Selected references 196975____ 49
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