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tion is necessary both to assess the influence of man's activities on climate and to
predict the consequences of future natural, or man-induced, climate change on
the Nation's resources. In addition, as part of the Nation's effort to understand ...
tion is necessary both to assess the influence of man's activities on climate and to
predict the consequences of future natural, or man-induced, climate change on
the Nation's resources. In addition, as part of the Nation's effort to understand ...
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... better understanding of contaminant transport from hazardous waste disposal
areas to local streams and aquifers. (Photograph by Stephen C. Delaney, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency.) tion with earth-science information necessary
to ...
... better understanding of contaminant transport from hazardous waste disposal
areas to local streams and aquifers. (Photograph by Stephen C. Delaney, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency.) tion with earth-science information necessary
to ...
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tion with earth-science information necessary to improve waste-disposal
practices and to help solve existing and future ground-water contamination
problems. The program uses the data bases and experiences of previous Survey
work that ...
tion with earth-science information necessary to improve waste-disposal
practices and to help solve existing and future ground-water contamination
problems. The program uses the data bases and experiences of previous Survey
work that ...
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150 200 250 300 BUDGET, IN THOUSANDS OF 1982 DOLLARS tion's water
resources. The national stream-gaging program that results from this analysis will
be responsive to the needs of local, State, and Federal agencies and will provide
...
150 200 250 300 BUDGET, IN THOUSANDS OF 1982 DOLLARS tion's water
resources. The national stream-gaging program that results from this analysis will
be responsive to the needs of local, State, and Federal agencies and will provide
...
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| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1983 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2009 |
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