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By Mark F. Meier The Trans - Alaska Pipeline carries oil from the North Slope of
Alaska , where ice problems abound , to ... was built , ice in the shipping lanes of
Valdez Arm was encountered rarely and was not considered to be a problem .
By Mark F. Meier The Trans - Alaska Pipeline carries oil from the North Slope of
Alaska , where ice problems abound , to ... was built , ice in the shipping lanes of
Valdez Arm was encountered rarely and was not considered to be a problem .
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The discovery stage in the mineral supply process is the result of inquiry driven
by the immediate goal of providing information to use in solving today's problems
. This research usually draws upon knowledge accumulated from past scientific ...
The discovery stage in the mineral supply process is the result of inquiry driven
by the immediate goal of providing information to use in solving today's problems
. This research usually draws upon knowledge accumulated from past scientific ...
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Directing all sectors of the Nation's scientific strength towards discussion of the
multifaceted Geological Survey research effort on mineral resources will help
maintain a research agenda that is responsive to present problems , draws on a
past ...
Directing all sectors of the Nation's scientific strength towards discussion of the
multifaceted Geological Survey research effort on mineral resources will help
maintain a research agenda that is responsive to present problems , draws on a
past ...
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The environmental impact of acid precipitation and toxic metals , the pollution of
ground water by scrubber sludge , reduced boiler efficiency , and excess
slagging problems caused by the use of a fuel other than the one for which
systems were ...
The environmental impact of acid precipitation and toxic metals , the pollution of
ground water by scrubber sludge , reduced boiler efficiency , and excess
slagging problems caused by the use of a fuel other than the one for which
systems were ...
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This national network of institutes • Works with local , State , and regional water
interests to identify critical water - related problems ; • Conducts research aimed
at the solution of those problems ; Trains students in water sciences through ...
This national network of institutes • Works with local , State , and regional water
interests to identify critical water - related problems ; • Conducts research aimed
at the solution of those problems ; Trains students in water sciences through ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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