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Mineral - Resource Research at the U.S. Geological SurveyLinking Past Data to
Current and Future Needs SD Outcrop of Precambrian basement Tectonic
margin of midcontinent --1000. By John H. De Young , Jr. INTRODUCTION
Minerals ...
Mineral - Resource Research at the U.S. Geological SurveyLinking Past Data to
Current and Future Needs SD Outcrop of Precambrian basement Tectonic
margin of midcontinent --1000. By John H. De Young , Jr. INTRODUCTION
Minerals ...
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As the need for rapid access to comprehensive mineral data grows and many
pressing mineral policy decisions are being made , the MRDS is being refined
and streamlined to handle national and international needs . States , Canada ,
West ...
As the need for rapid access to comprehensive mineral data grows and many
pressing mineral policy decisions are being made , the MRDS is being refined
and streamlined to handle national and international needs . States , Canada ,
West ...
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BUDGET The U.S. Geological Survey was established by an Act of Congress on
March 3 , 1879 , to answer the need for a permanent agency at the Federal level
to conduct , on a continuing , systematic , and scientific basis , investigations of ...
BUDGET The U.S. Geological Survey was established by an Act of Congress on
March 3 , 1879 , to answer the need for a permanent agency at the Federal level
to conduct , on a continuing , systematic , and scientific basis , investigations of ...
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Other areas in which we need to improve our understanding are ground - water
flow in fractured - rock systems ... New Mexico , and Long Island in New York ,
ground - water supplies more than 90 percent of the needs of the population .
Other areas in which we need to improve our understanding are ground - water
flow in fractured - rock systems ... New Mexico , and Long Island in New York ,
ground - water supplies more than 90 percent of the needs of the population .
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This will dictate future monitoring needs concerning whether the concentrations
of specific substances are increasing or decreasing and how long certain
compounds remain in river systems after sources have been controlled . Finally ,
the ...
This will dictate future monitoring needs concerning whether the concentrations
of specific substances are increasing or decreasing and how long certain
compounds remain in river systems after sources have been controlled . Finally ,
the ...
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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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