Energy and Water Development Appropriations for 1997: Bureau of ReclamationU.S. Government Printing Office, 1996 |
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1996 Estimate FY acre-feet acres activities additional Administration agencies American River anadromous Appalachian appropriation ceiling authorized Balance to complete BEVILL budget request Bureau of Reclamation California Canal Central Arizona Project Central Utah Project Central Valley Project Colorado River Commission CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction cost allocation cost-sharing Creek CROWELL Endangered Species environmental Estimate FY 1997 evaluation facilities Fazio Federal fiscal fish and wildlife flood control Folsom Dam funds FY 1996 Estimate Geographic Information System habitat highway impacts implementation improve includes increase Indian Initiation Irrigation Lake Land located Martinez million Myers operation and maintenance participation percent Public Law Reclamation Non-Federal Reclamation's recreation regional Reservoir restoration Sacramento Sacramento River Salinity Control Secretary BABBITT storage Summarized Financial Data Susquehanna River Total program Trinity River TVA's Unit water conservation Water District water management water quality Water Reclamation water resources water supply watershed wetlands
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