Public Law 98-454-13.790, 15.875

Public Law 98-457-13.671

Public Law 98-459-13.633, 13.635, 13.655, 13.668

Public Law 98-460-13.773, 13.774, 13.802, 13.803, 13.805, 13.807, 64.117

Public Law 98-473—13.667, 13.672, 16.300, 16.302, 16.540, 16.541, 16.542, 16.550, 16.560, 16.561, 16.562, 16.571, 16.573, 16.574, 16.575, 16.576, 16.577, 16.578, 16.582, 59.002, 81.078

Public Law 98-480-84.163, 84.167

Public Law 98-497-89.001, 89.002, 89.003

Public Law 98-498-11.429

Public Law 98-511-84.063, 84.083, 84.124

Public Law 98-512-13.111, 13.995

Public Law 98-524-84.048, 84.049, 84.051, 84.053, 84.077, 84.099, 84.100, 84.101, 84.174, 84.193, 84.199

Public Law 98-525-12.002, 12.609, 64.111, 64.124

Public Law 98-527-13.630, 13.631, 13.632

Public Law 98-528-64.005

Public Law 98-543-27.002, 64.111, 64.122, 64.123

Public Law 98-551-13.135, 13.226

Public Law 98-554-20.217

Public Law 98-555-13.116, 13.268

Public Law 98-558-13.673, 13.789, 13.792, 13.793, 13.795, 81.042, 84.176, 84.178

Public Law 98-573-11.111

Public Law 98-577-59.009

Public Law 98-604-13.803, 13.805

Public Law 98-613-15.600

Public Law 98-616-66.804

Public Law 98-617-13.803, 13.805

Public Law 98-619-13.389, 84.063

Public Law 98-620-11.419, 42.008

Public Law 98-960-11.420

Public Law 99-59-20.803

Public Law 99-88-84.063

Public Law 99-92-13.124, 13.147, 13.298, 13.299, 13.358, 13.359, 13.364

Public Law 99-129-13.108, 13.117, 13.119, 13.139, 13.149, 13.339, 13.342, 13.379, 13.820, 13.822, 13.824, 13.884, 13.886, 13.895, 13.896, 13.897, 13.900, 13.962, 13.963, 13.964, 13.969, 13.984 Public Law 99-141-23.001, 23.002, 23.003, 23.004, 23.005, 23.008, 23.009, 23.010, 23.011, 23.012, 23.013, 23.017

Public Law 99-158—13.121, 13.122, 13.140, 13.142, 13.167, 13.225, 13.272, 13.278, 13.282, 13.306, 13.333, 13.337, 13.361, 13.371, 13.389, 13.393, 13.394, 13.395, 13.396, 13.397, 13.398, 13.399, 13.821, 13.837, 13.838, 13.839, 13.845, 13.846, 13.847, 13.848, 13.849, 13.853, 13.855, 13.856, 13.859, 13.862, 13.863, 13.864, 13.865, 13.866, 13.867, 13.868, 13.871, 13.879, 13.880, 13.894 Public Law 99-159-84.164, 84.165, 84.168

Public Law 99-162-12.111

Public Law 99-166-64.005, 64.022

Public Law 99-177-13.773, 13.803

Public Law 99-178-13.807, 84.063

Public Law 99-180-11.550

Public Law 99-190-10.053, 13.136, 13.803, 17.245, 81.096
Public Law 99-194-45.301, 90.001

Public Law 99-198-10.051, 10.052, 10.053, 10.055, 10.058, 10.059, 10.065, 10.067, 10.069, 10.200, 10.202, 10.203, 10.205, 10.206, 10.207, 10.209, 10.215, 10.404, 10.434, 10.436, 10.500, 10.551, 10.565, 10.566, 10.568, 10.960, 10.961, 10.962

Public Law 99-319-13.138

Public Law 99-335-13.802, 13.803, 13.805

Public Law 99-339-66.433, 66.600

Public Law 99-349-10.053, 59.002, 59.008, 64.121, 84.063
Public Law 99-399-16.303

Public Law 99-401-13.643, 16.575, 16.576, 16.582

Public Law 99-425-10.551, 13.614, 13.673, 13.789, 13.792, 13.793, 13.795, 13.797

Public Law 99-443-10.212, 13.853, 13.854

Public Law 99-457-84.023, 84.024, 84.025, 84.026, 84.027, 84.028, 84.029, 84.030, 84.078, 84.086, 84.155, 84.158, 84.159, 84.173, 84.180, 84.181

Public Law 99-459-13.600

Public Law 99-498-10.551, 84.007, 84.031, 84.033, 84.036, 84.037, 84.038, 84.039, 84.042, 84.044, 84.047, 84.055, 84.063, 84.064, 84.066, 84.069, 84.091, 84.094, 84.097, 84.103, 84.120, 84.136, 84.141, 84.142, 84.149, 84.170, 84.176, 84.185, 84.190, 84.197, 84.200, 84.202, 84.204

Public Law 99-499-13.142, 13.143, 66.802, 66.805, 66.807 Public Law 99-500-10.051, 10.052, 10.055, 10.058, 10.065, 10.551, 11.550, 13.112, 13.113, 13.114, 13.115, 13.121, 13.122, 13.132, 13.136, 13.143, 13.361, 13.393, 13.394, 13.395, 13.396, 13.397, 13.399, 13.821, 13.837, 13.838, 13.839, 13.845, 13.846, 13.847, 13.848, 13.849, 13.855, 13.856, 13.859, 13.862, 13.863, 13.864, 13.865, 13.866, 13.894, 81.079, 81.087, 84.007, 84.033, 84.038 Public Law 99-501-13.136

Public Law 99-506-84.126, 84.128, 84.129, 84.132, 84.133, 84.160, 84.161, 84.169, 84.177, 84.187, 88.001

Public Law 99-507-13.134

Public Law 99-509-10.551, 13.714, 13.773, 13.774, 13.802, 13.803, 13.805

Public Law 99-514-13.802, 13.803, 13.805, 13.807, 15.914, 15.915
Public Law 99-519-66.703
Public Law 99-546-15.503

Public Law 99-569-19.204

Public Law 99-570-10.551, 13.141, 13.144, 13.166, 13.807, 20.217, 20.218, 84.087, 84.188

Public Law 99-576-27.002, 64.005, 64.111, 64.120
Public Law 99-591-10.051, 10.052, 10.055, 10.058, 10.065, 10.553,
10.556, 10.558, 10.559, 10.560, 11.550, 13.847, 13.848, 13.849,
16.571, 81.057

Public Law 99-603-10.551, 13.786, 17.202
Public Law 99-605-13.787, 13.788, 84.146
Public Law 99-609-44.002
Public Law 99-641-78.004
Public Law 99-643-13.807
Public Law 99-659-11.407

Public Law 99-660—13.148, 13.156, 13.158, 13.866, 13.969
Public Law 99-662-10.904, 12.102, 12.103, 12.105, 12.106, 12.108,
12.109

Public Law 99-711—13.112, 13.113, 13.114, 13.115, 13.121, 13.122, 13.132, 13.143, 13.361, 13.393, 13.394, 13.395, 13.396, 13.397, 13.399, 13.821, 13.837, 13.838, 13.839, 13.845, 13.846, 13.847, 13.848, 13.849, 13.855, 13.856, 13.859, 13.862, 13.863, 13.864, 13.865, 13.866, 13.894

Public Law 99-1012-13.783

Public Law 100-4-66.418, 66.438, 66.454, 66.458, 66.459, 66.600 Public Law 100-17-20.205, 20.215, 20.500, 20.505, 20.507, 20.509, 20.513

Public Law 100-48-12.609, 64.124

Public Law 100-50-84.007, 84.033, 84.037, 84.038, 84.063, 84.176 Public Law 100-71-10.553, 10.556, 13.146, 64.121

Public Law 100-77-10.551, 10.561, 10.568, 13.150, 13.151, 13.152, 13.796, 14.178, 14.231, 14.510, 64.121, 84.192, 84.196

Public Law 100-93-13.714

Public Law 100-97-13.157

Public Law 100-146-13.630, 13.631, 13.632

Public Law 100-159-81.065

Public Law 100-175-10.551, 13.159, 13.633, 13.635, 13.641, 13.655, 13.668, 17.235

Public Law 100-177-13.130, 13.156, 13.162, 13.165, 13.258, 13.288 Public Law 100-180-12.400

Public Law 100-200-12.400, 23.001

Public Law 100-202-10.025, 10.250, 10.555, 10.560, 10.950, 11.550, 11.800, 11.801, 11.802, 13.111, 13.133, 13.145, 13.153, 13.155, 13.164, 13.167, 13.217, 13.260, 13.283, 13.390, 13.714, 13.887, 13.974, 13.977, 13.978, 13.987, 13.991, 13.995, 16.572, 20.107, 23.002, 23.003, 23.004, 23.005, 23.008, 23.009, 23.010, 23.011, 23.012, 23.013, 23.017, 81.057, 81.089, 81.096, 84.198 Public Law 100-203-10.051, 10.052, 10.055, 10.058, 10.059, 10.065, 10.067, 10.155, 13.714, 13.773, 13.774, 13.802, 13.807, 15.916,

86.001

Public Law 100-220-11.417, 59.002 Public Law 100-223-20.106, 20.901 Public Law 100-227-64.121

Public Law 100-232-10.551

Public Law 100-233-10.404, 10.407, 10.410, 10.416, 10.435 Public Law 100-242-14.178, 14.179, 14.218, 14.222, 14.234, 14.408, 14.409, 14.410

Public Law 100-297-84.002, 84.003, 84.010, 84.011, 84.012, 84.013, 84.060, 84.061, 84.062, 84.072, 84.073, 84.083, 84.144, 84.151, 84.162, 84.164, 84.165, 84.186, 84.188, 84.192, 84.194, 84.195, 84.201, 84.203, 84.208, 84.209, 84.210, 84.211, 84.212, 84.213, 84.214, 84.216

Public Law 100-322-64.005, 64.008, 64.014, 64.015, 64.016
Public Law 100-323-64.121

Public Law 100-360-13.714, 13.802, 13.803, 13.805, 13.807
Public Law 100-365-89.003

Public Law 100-369-84.031, 84.063

Public Law 100-387-10.404
Public Law 100-418-17.245

Public Law 100-498-13.167

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Account Identification - This 11-digit budget code identifies the acɔunt from which a program is funded as expressed in the Appendix to he Federal Budget. For identification code 75-0350-0-1-551, the first wo digits represent the Federal agency code, and the third through ixth digits identify the appropriation (or fund) basic account symbol ssigned by the Treasury Department. Where two or more accounts Il with different Treasury basic account symbols are included in a conolidated program, 99 will be the third and fourth digits, the fifth digit vill be the fund type and the sixth digit will reflect the sequence of consolidated programs for that fund type within the agency. The seventh digit identifies the timing of transmittal of budget estimates:

Special Fund Receipt Accounts Accounts credited with receipts from specific sources that are earmarked by law for a specific purpose.

3-Public Enterprise Revolving Fund Accounts Funds authorized by Congress to be credited with receipts primarily from the public, that are generated by, and earmarked to finance, a continuing cycle of business-type operations.

4-Intragovernmental Revolving or Management Fund Intragovernmental Fund Accounts Accounts established to facilitate financing transactions within and between Federal agencies. These funds may be classified as intragovernmental revolving funds or management funds.

Intragovernmental Revolving Fund Accounts Funds authorized by law to carry out a cycle of intragovernmental business-type operations. These funds are credited with offsetting collections from other agencies and accounts. 7-Trust Fund (non-revolving) - Funds collected and used by the Federal Government for carrying out specific purposes and programs according to terms of a trust agreement or statute, such as the social security and unemployment trust funds. Trust funds are administered by the Government in a fiduciary capacity and are not available for the general purposes of the Government. Trust fund receipt accounts are credited with receipts generated by the terms of the trust agreement or statute. Trust fund receipts that are not anticipated to be used in the immediate future are generally invested in interest bearing Government securities and earn interest for the trust fund. Trust fund expenditure accounts record amounts appropriated from trust fund receipts to be expended in carrying out the specific purposes or programs under the trust agreement or statute. A special category of trust funds called trust revolving funds is used to carry out a cycle of business-type operations, e.g.,the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

8-Trust Fund (revolving) - A fund established to finance a cycle of operations through amounts received by the fund. There are three types of revolving funds: public enterprise, intergovernmental revolving, and trust revolving funds.

9-Deposit Fund Accounts established to facilitate the accounting for collections that are either (a) held in suspense temporarily and later refunded or paid into some other fund of the Government upon administrative or legal determination as to the proper disposition thereof or (b) held by the Government as banker or agent for others and paid out at the discretion of the depositor. These accounts are not included in the budget totals and they are not available for expenses of the Government, although they do provide a means of financing the budget.

The last three digits represent the functional classification (code) used in the latest Federal Budget document, unless noted otherwise by the Office of Management and Budget. In cases where a program is split between two or more subfunctions: (a) if all subfunctions are in the same major function, the code is the same as for the major function; or (b) if two or more major functions are involved the digits '999' are used.

Example: 75-1361-0-1-550.

Listed below are 16 major functions and 67 subfunctions as used in the budget document to show allocations of budget authority and outlays according to end purposes without regard to agency jurisdiction. The central nature of each major function is identified and defined. Catalog programs are listed following each applicable subfunction (or major function). Note that some subfunctions are not applicable to Catalog programs.

The alphabet(s) in parentheses following the program title, shows the type(s) of assistance available through that program. The alphabet_codes with accompanying types of assistance are as follows: A-Formula Grants; B-Project Grants; C-Direct Payments for Specified Use; D-Direct Payments with Unrestricted Use; E-Direct Loans; F-Guaranteed/Insured Loans; G-Insurance; H-Sale, Exchange, or Donation of Property and Goods; I-Use of Property, Facilities, and Equipment; J-Provisions of Specialized Services; K-Advisory Services and Counseling; L-Dissemination of Technical Information; M-Training; N-Investigation of Complaints; OFederal Employment.

(050) NATIONAL DEFENSE

This function includes those programs directly related to the common defense and security of the United States. It includes the raising, equipping, and maintaining of armed forces (including civilian supporting activities), development and utilization of weapons systems (including ruclear weapons), and related programs. National defense includes direct compensation and benefits paid to active military and civilian personnel; contributions to their retirement, health, and life insurance funds; cash benefits for military retired pay; the conduct of defense research, development, testing, and evaluation; and procurement, construction, stockpiling, and other activities undertaken with the direct object of fostering our national security.

Excluded from national defense are benefits or compensation to veterans and their dependents (veterans benefits are generally available to personnel who served the country in national emergencies; benefits for career military personnel are generally charged as a cost to the national defense function.) Also excluded from national defense is the peaceful conduct of foreign relations; foreign military, economic, and humanitarian assistance; subsidies to business by civilian agencies (such as maritime subsidies) that may be partially justified as promoting national security; and research and operations of agencies (such as space research) whose program mission is not directly designed to promote national defense but which could result in some significant benefits to our national security.

(051) Department of Defense - Military

The entire agency is included in this subfunction. Because of the method of funding and accounting in the Defense Department no further subdivisions on a program basis are available in terms of outlays. 12.001 Industrial Equipment Loans to Educational Institutions (I) Procurement Technical Assistance For Business Firms (B) Military Construction, Army National Guard (B) Community Economic Adjustment (J,K)

12.002

12.400

12.600

12.607

Military Base Reuse Studies and Community Planning Assistance (B)

12.608

Impact Assistance for Areas Affected by the East Coast Trident Program (B)

12.609 Selected Reserve Educational Assistance Program (C) (053) Atomic Energy Defense Activities

Those programs of the Department of Energy devoted to national defense activities, such as naval ship reactors and nuclear weapons. (054) Defense-Related Activities

Miscellaneous defense activities such as the expenses connected with selective service and with defense stockpiles outside the Departments of Defense and Energy.

(150) INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

This function is concerned with the maintenance of peaceful relations, commerce, and travel between the United States and the remainder of the world, and with the promotion of international security and economic development abroad. It includes the conduct of foreign affairs; cost of membership in international organizations; foreign information and exchange activities; foreign military, economic, and humanitarian assistance programs; and loan programs designed to foster U.S.

exports. Excluded from international affairs are outlays from domestic programs that may tangentially affect foreign relations or citizens of other nations.

(151) Foreign Economic and Financial Assistance

This includes humanitarian assistance, development assistance, security supporting assistance, grants to and investments in international financial and development institutions, and the costs associated with concessionary agricultural exports.

70.002 Foreign Investment Guaranties (F)
70.003 Foreign Investment Insurance (G)
70.005 Direct Investment Loans (E)
(152) Military Assistance

This includes all of international security assistance. It involves the transfer of defense articles and services to foreign governments through grants, credit sales, and training.

(153) Conduct of Foreign Affairs

This includes the diplomatic and consular operations of the Department of State and closely-related activities in other agencies (such as the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency).

19.202 Special Domestic Assignments (J) 61.001 Import Relief (Industry) (J)

(154) Foreign Information and Exchange Activities

This includes student and cultural exchange programs and foreign library, radio, or other media information activities designed to promote mutual understanding between the people of the United States and other Nations.

82.001 Educational Exchange-Graduate Students (B)

82.002 Educational Exchange-University Lecturers (Professors) and Research Scholars (B)

(155) International Financial Programs

This includes export credit, the military sales trust fund, international commodity agreements, international monetary programs, and other programs designed to improve the functioning of the international financial system.

(250) GENERAL SCIENCE, SPACE AND TECHNOLOGY

This function shows budget resources allocated to science and research activities of the Federal Government to meet the national need to advance knowledge in this area. In addition, research and technology programs that have diverse goals and cannot readily be classified into one specific function are also placed here to avoid detailed splitting of accounts. Included in this function are general scientific research and civilian space programs that are not an integral part of the programs conducted under any other function. This includes the research conducted by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and general science research supported by the Department of Energy.

(253) Space Flight

This subfunction is devoted to the development and operation of space transportation systems.

(254) Space Science, Applications, and Technology

This subfunction is devoted to basic scientific research connected with outer space, research and demonstrations designed to provide terrestrial applications of technology developed through space research, and development of new space technologies for future missions.

(255) Supporting Space Activity

This includes the costs of tracking and data relay support for NASA space science and applications for flight missions.

(270) ENERGY

The energy function includes those programs designed to promote an adequate supply and appropriate use of energy to serve the needs of the economy. It includes most of those programs operated by the De partment of Energy and its predecessor agencies except for atomic energy defense activities and for general science research not closely related to energy.

81.003 Granting of Patent Licenses (L)

81.036 Energy-Related Inventions (B,I,K,L)

81.041

81.048

State Energy Conservation (A)

Priorities and Allocations for Energy Programs and Projects (J,M)

81.050 Energy Extension Service (A)

81.064 Office of Scientific and Technical Information (L) (271) Energy Supply

This includes those programs designed to increase the supply of energy through the development of domestic resources and systems capable of using them. Included in energy supply are the costs of research and demonstration of supply systems.

10.850 Rural Electrification Loans and Loan Guarantees (F) 10.851 Rural Telephone Loans and Loan Guarantees (F) 10.853 Rural Economic Development Loans and Grants (B) 81.004 University-Laboratory Cooperative Program (B,I) 81.011 University Reactor Sharing and Fuel Assistance (B,H) 81.022 Used Energy-Related Laboratory Equipment Grants (H) 81.028 Radiological Emergency Assistance (J,K,L) 81.047 Pre-Freshman Engineering (B)

81.049

Basic Energy Sciences, High Energy and Nuclear Physics, Magnetic Fusion Energy, Health and Environmental Research, Program Analysis and Field Operations Management (B)

81.057

University Coal Research (B)

81.065

Nuclear Waste Disposal Siting (B,C)

81.077

University Research Instrumentation (B)

81.079

Biofuels and Municipal Waste Technology and Regional Programs (B)

81.086

Conservation Research and Development (B)

81.087

81.089

81.092

Renewable Energy Research and Development (B) Fossil Energy Research and Development (B) Remedial Action and Waste Technology (B)

Nuclear Energy Policy, Planning and Development (B) Nuclear Energy, Reactor Systems, Development, and Technology (B)

81.096 Innovative Clean Coal Technology (B)

(272) Energy Conservation

Programs in this subfunction are designed to encourage the prudent use of energy resources.

14.550 Solar Energy and Energy Conservation Bank (B) 81.052 Energy Conservation for Institutional Buildings (A) 81.078 Industrial Energy Conservation (B)

81.080 Energy Policy, Planning and Development (B) 81.081 Energy Task Force for the Urban Consortium (B) (274) Emergency Energy Preparedness

This includes the programs associated with developing and maintaining a stockpile of energy resources (currently combined to petroleum) to meet emergency needs and associated contingency planning activities. 81.088 International Affairs and Energy Emergencies (B,C,D) (276) Energy Information, Policy, and Regulation

This includes the unallocable overhead activities of the Department of Energy plus the costs of energy information and regulation activities. 77.001 Radiation Control-Training Assistance and Advisory Coun seling (K,L,M)

1.085 National Minority Energy Information Clearinghouse (L) 1.091 Socioeconomic and Demographic Research, Data and Other Information (B)

1.094 Minority Educational Institution Assistance (B)

300) NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT

This function includes those programs whose primary purpose is to levelop, manage, and maintain the Nation's natural resources and envionment. It encompasses development and management of water resources; protection and enhancement of environmental quality; development and maintenance of recreational resources; promotion of the prudent use of forest and mineral resources; the fostering of conservaion practices on both public and private lands; marine, earth, and atmospheric -related research, and the management of the public domain. Excluded from this function are the outlays for community water supply programs, basic sewer system, and waste treatment plants, which are part of a community or regional development (rather than an environmental enhancement) program or are part of the cost of operating a Federal facility (such as a military installation). (301) Water Resources

This includes water protection, conservation, irrigation, and related activities including the total costs of multipurpose water projects where it is not feasible to separate out the transportation (navigation) or energy (power) segments of these projects.

10.904 Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention (B,K) 10.906 River Basin Surveys and Investigations (J)

12.100 Aquatic Plant Control (J,L)

12.101 Beach Erosion Control Projects (J)

12.102 Emergency Rehabilitation of Flood Control Works or Federally Authorized Coastal Protection Works (J)

12.103 Emergency Operations Flood Response and Post Flood Response (J)

12.104 Flood Plain Management Services (K,L)

12.105 Protection of Essential Highways, Highway Bridge Approaches, and Public Works (J)

12.106 Flood Control Projects (J)

12.107 Navigation Projects (J)

12.108 Snagging and Clearing for Flood Control (J)

12.109 Protection, Clearing and Straightening Channels (J)

15.610 Wildlife Research Information (L)

15.611 Wildlife Restoration (A)

15.612 Endangered Species Conservation (B)

15.904 Historic Preservation Fund Grants-In-Aid (B)

15.909 Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record (J,K,L)

15.910 National Natural Landmarks Program (J,L) 15.912 National Historic Landmark (K)

15.914 National Register of Historic Places (K) 15.915 Technical Preservation Services (J,K,L)

15.916 Outdoor Recreation-Acquisition, Development and Planning (B)

15.918

15.919

Disposal of Federal Surplus Real Property for Parks, Recreation, and Historic Monuments (I)

Urban Park and Recreation Recovery Program (B)

(304) Pollution Control and Abatement

This includes outlays for controlling and reducing air, water, and land pollution or that are specifically funded as an environmental enhancement program. It excludes water resources programs, water treatment plants, and similar programs that are not funded as part of an environmental enhancement activity.

10.068 Rural Clean Water Program (C)

10.070 Colorado River Salinity Control (C)

13.161 Health Program for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (B)

66.001 Air Pollution Control Program Support (A)

66.003 Air Pollution Control Manpower Training (B) 66.006 Air Pollution Control-Technical Training (M)

66.007

66.009

Air Pollution Control-National Ambient Air and Source Emission Data (J)

Air Information Center (L)

66.418 Construction Grants for Wastewater Treatment Works (B) 66.419 Water Pollution Control-State and Interstate Program Sup

port (A)

66.423 Water Quality Control Information System-Orientation/ Training Seminars, Data and Monitoring Publications (M)

66.432 State Public Water System Supervision (A)

66.433 State Underground Water Source Protection (A)

66.435 Water Pollution Control-Lake Restoration Cooperative Agreements (B)

66.438 Construction Management Assistance (A)

66.454

Water Quality Management Planning (A)

15.502 Irrigation Systems Rehabilitation and Betterment (E) 15.503 Small Reclamation Projects (B,E)

(302) Conservation and Land Management

10.903 Soil Survey (L)

10.905 Plant Materials for Conservation (J)

10.907 Snow Survey and Water Supply Forecasting (L)

10.908 Resources Inventory (L)

10.910 Rural Abandoned Mine Program (C,K)

11.419 Coastal Zone Management Program Administration Grants (A,B)

15.214 Non-Sale Disposals of Mineral Material (H)

15.219 Wildlife Habitat Management Technical Assistance (B) 15.221 Cooperative Agreements for Research in Public Lands Management (B)

15.250 Regulation of Surface Coal Mining and Surface Effects of Underground Coal Mining (B,C)

15.252 Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation (AMLR) Program (A,B) (303) Recreational Resources

These are programs involving the acquisition, improvement, and operation of recreational lands and facilities including fish and wildlife and parks. It also includes outlays for the preservation of historic areas. 15.600 Anadromous Fish Conservation (B)

15.602 Conservation Law Enforcement Training Assistance (M)
15.604 Fishery Research-Information (L)
15.605 Sport Fish Restoration (A)

66.702 Asbestos Hazards Abatement (Schools) Assistance (B,E) 66.703 Asbestos Inspection and Management Plan Assistance (B) 66.704 Pesticides Certification Program (B)

66.801 Hazardous Waste Management State Program Support (A) 66.802 Hazardous Substance Response Trust Fund (B)

66.804 State Underground Storage Tanks Program (B) 66.805 Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund Program (B) (306) Other Natural Resources

This includes miscellaneous natural resources programs not classified in other subfunctions, such as marine, earth, and atmosphere-related research, and the cost of geological surveys and mapping.

11.400 Geodetic Surveys and Services (J,K,L)

11.405 Anadromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservation (B)

11.407 Interjurisdictional Fisheries Act of 1986 (A)