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... Cooperative Program 50,001 Data Collection and Analysis , Areal Appraisals ,
and Special Studies 42,800 Water Use ( Cooperative ) 3,886 Coal Hydrology (
Cooperative ) 3,315 Water Resources Research Institute 6,353 Energy
Hydrology ...
... Cooperative Program 50,001 Data Collection and Analysis , Areal Appraisals ,
and Special Studies 42,800 Water Use ( Cooperative ) 3,886 Coal Hydrology (
Cooperative ) 3,315 Water Resources Research Institute 6,353 Energy
Hydrology ...
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Water Resources Investigations : Central Time Zone St. Paul A lowa City
EXPLANATION Field office G Gulf Coast Hydroscience Center L National Water -
Quality Laboratory New Merit Proposal Process Sparks the Federal - State
Cooperative.
Water Resources Investigations : Central Time Zone St. Paul A lowa City
EXPLANATION Field office G Gulf Coast Hydroscience Center L National Water -
Quality Laboratory New Merit Proposal Process Sparks the Federal - State
Cooperative.
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THE FEDERAL - STATE COOPERATIVE PROGRAM NON - FEDERAL
REIMBURSABLE PROGRAM Non - Federal reimbursable funds are unmatched
funds received by the Geological Survey from State and local agencies in
situations where ...
THE FEDERAL - STATE COOPERATIVE PROGRAM NON - FEDERAL
REIMBURSABLE PROGRAM Non - Federal reimbursable funds are unmatched
funds received by the Geological Survey from State and local agencies in
situations where ...
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The Federal - State Cooperative Program continues to be the largest component
of the U.S. Geological Survey's water - resources activity . This Program was
carried out in working partnership with more than 800 State , regional , and local
...
The Federal - State Cooperative Program continues to be the largest component
of the U.S. Geological Survey's water - resources activity . This Program was
carried out in working partnership with more than 800 State , regional , and local
...
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Through these programs , 106 scientists from 25 countries conducted
cooperative research at the Survey or Surveyselected institutions ; 25 scientists
were from the People's Republic of China . Programs active during fiscal year
1984 are ...
Through these programs , 106 scientists from 25 countries conducted
cooperative research at the Survey or Surveyselected institutions ; 25 scientists
were from the People's Republic of China . Programs active during fiscal year
1984 are ...
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| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1985 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Dec 2012 |
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