Highlight of the 1989 Resource Planning Act Assessment

Summary

USDA. Forest Service. 1989.

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Stakeholders (11)

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Bureau of Land Management (implied via Federal Register)USDA Forest Service (Uncompahgre National Forest)U.S. Forest Service (Taylor River District)United States Department of Agriculture (implied AAA)Forest Service, USDADivision of Wildlife (CDOW)Department of Commerce (DOC)U.S. Census Bureau

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Federal Government (generic reference)Federal agencies (general reference under Section 7)state government

Places (42)

Rocky Mountains Rocky Mountains California United States western United States Canada Arizona New Mexico

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Colorado River Washington Alaska Oregon Texas Great Basin Oklahoma

Concepts & Topics (85)

User Fees Per-Capita Income Population Growth Energy Efficiency NEPA Environmental Review Water Quality Water Quality Vegetation management

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Habitat Protection Habitat Protection Habitat Protection Timber Harvesting Timber Harvesting Land and Resource Management Plans

Species (52)

Engelmann Spruce Pekania pennanti Vulpes vulpes Picea/Abies spp.Salvelinus fontinalis Odocoileus hemionus Aves migratory birds

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fish and wildlife fish and wildlife (general)Pseudotsuga menziesii Gossypium thurberi Pseudotsuga menzeisii desert shrub

External References Cited (7)

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report (4)

1989 Resource Planning Act Assessment (1989)
Resource Planning Act Assessment (1989)
1989 RPA Assessment (1989)
1989 RPA Assessment Summary Assessment (1989)

legislation (3)

Food Security Act of 1985 (1985)
Resource Planning Act of 1974 (1974)
Clean Water Act (1972)

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Summary

Local Knowledge Graph (Top 61 entities)

Stakeholders (11)

Places (42)

Concepts & Topics (85)

Species (52)

External References Cited (7)

report (4)

legislation (3)

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