Results
2876 - 2900 of 3064 Items << < 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 > >>
2876 - 2900 of 3064 Items << < 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 > >>
|
The fact that the Act takes little account of economic considerations9 reflects problems of a different kind. Species are in trouble because of the habitat impacts of economic development. If the Endangered Species Act were well funded (which it...
|
|
The core principles of sediment budgeting are simple, involving a careful accounting of sediment sources and sinks over a specified spatial extent and time period. However, a long history of sediment budgeting has shown that such numbers are...
2013-01-01
|
|
Coal fleet arriving at Portland daring twelve months ending June 30, 1884.
[Compiled from statements furnished by James Laidlaw & Co. and J. M. Fox, coal agent, Oregon
Improvement Company.]
Number of cargoes.
Months.
Amounts.
Domestic....
|
|
only had a few widows to cast themselves on the flaming pyre and commit suttee. Andy and Blackmore, both sentimental bachelors, were a unit in maintaining that it would be a shame to waste good widows that way, especially on the practically...
2004-08-09
|
|
NO. 411. --MAIN RAPIDS IN COLUMBIA RIVER AT CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON. LOOKING UPSTREAM FROM A POINT ONE-HALF MILE BELOW LOWER ENTRANCE TO CANAL.
|
|
1877-'78.
(Officer in charge, Maj. J. M. Wilson, Corps of Engineers.)
Amount available July 1, 1877 $5, 750 09
Expended during fiscal year 5,750 09
During the year 147.24 cubic yards of rock were removed from Umatilla Upper Rapid under...
|
|
day after my arrival I walked down the railway track until I reached the orchard. Here I found everyone busily engaged, either picking, hauling, packing, or shipping apples. The first teamster I met told me he owned his own team, was not free...
2004-07-19
|
|
Notes for a speech [?] in which Bert Curtis explains the benefits of the existing Columbia river dams, and the Bruce's Eddy project. He covers: history, wildlife, and taxes.
1958-05-23
|
|
The value of all exports from the Columbia River for the calendar year 1877, compared with 1876, is as follows:
Articles. 1876. 1877.
Wheat $3,331, 653 $5,785,400
Flour 1,498,434 2,424,500
Salmon, canned and pickled 2, 215, 000 2,...
|
|
navigable condition as at the several rapids, John Day, Umatilla, and Devil's Bend.
The quantity of rock removed was 1,125 cubic yards. Financial statement.
Balance in Treasury of United States July 1, 1873 $0, 000 00
Amount in hands of...
2005-08-15
|
|
Nuclear Energy
1 gram of Uranium-235 = 6.7 x 107 Btu
1 kilogram of reactor fuel (2.5 percent enriched UO 2) = 6.6 x 105 Kwh (thermal), (for modern boiling water reactor)
HANDY WATER EQUIVALENTS
1 cubic foot 7.48 gallons 62.4...
|
|
features are irregular and in the most need of reclamation. Pond two is fairly flat with less than 7 feet difference in elevation. Surface features of pond three are unknown. During the flotation process, a small amount of cyanide (NaCN) was...
|
|
Subsection 2.E.6 [2D4]
Nuclear plant siting regulations in the United States are undergoing considerable adjustment.
There are both Federal and State nuclear site regulations in Oregon and Washington. Both states have "one stop"...
|
|
Subsection 2.D.1.
This subsection is to consider alternatives to hydro for meeting peak load. The examples and text of the Comment refer to "exotic" sources of energy, whereas dependable sources of peaking power are more limited. Dependable...
|
|
Subsection 2B.1 [2.A.1]
Power demand data such as required by Subsection 2.B.1 [2.A.1] are now contained in the Pacific Northwest Utilities' Conference Committee's (PNUCC) "West Group Forecast of Power Loads and Resources" and in the "Long-Range...
|
|
and their contents, and the classificatlon, labeling, and marking of all radioactive material packages, except for those types of radioactive material and areas of technical competence specified in Paragraph D.
B. AEC will develop safety...
|
|
IV PUBLIC INPUT
Part IV documents the public input that went into the Inventory of Problems and Areas of Concern. A preliminary list of problems was made up by the Corps of Engineers and taken as guidance to the initial public meetings....
|
|
Problem or Area of Concern Alternative Power Resources
1. Consider alternatives to hydro for meeting peak loads. For example, geothermal, gas turbines, nuclear, waste wood, solar power, thermionics, wind. Also consider the effect on the...
|
|
Problem or Area of Concern
5. A second powerhouse is needed at Bonneville Dam.
COMMENT: Construction funds were allotted in Fiscal Year 1974 for initiation of construction of additional units at Bonneville Dam.
6. For the proposed...
|
|
Visually subordinate: describes development that repeats form, line, color, or texture common to the characteristic landscape such that the activity is not a dominant feature, or is not easily seen.
Wetlands: areas that are inundated or...
|
|
Scenic Resources
for the entire Scenic Area. Where lands are being used, or are in imminent danger of being used in a manner inconsistent with the county ordinances, Section 6(b)(2)(c) give the Forest Service the authority to acquire such lands...
|
|
A broad spectrum of agencies, interests, and individuals participated in completing Interpretive Plan resource inventories and developing interpretive recommendations. Many of these participants will be partners in implementation of the Plan. A...
|
|
Purchase
offer to sell. Offers from landowners will continue to be considered, particularly those in the hardship category.
The management plan for the SMAs identifies resource opportunities and needs which are important to fulfilling the...
|
|
Map Symbol Wt11
this trail would be eligible for State assistance. The estimated cost of development is $160,000, excluding acquisition costs.
Trail, C. A. Atwood Cutoff
TRAIL DESCRIPTION: Beautiful vistas and wildflower displays...
|
|
Map Symbol S1
boating, picnicking, hiking, and interpretation. The facility will be able to serve 1000 people at one time. Parking will be developed south of the freeway, near Tule Lake. Two tunnels will be constructed under the freeway and...
|
