105th Congress / Bills / H R 2515

Title

To address the declining health of forests on Federal lands in the United States through a program of recovery and protection consistent with the requirements of existing public land management and environmental laws, to establish a program to inventory, monitor, and analyze public and private forests and their resources, and for other purposes.

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Administrative procedure -- Department of Agriculture | Administrative remedies | Animals | Appalachia | Auditing | Budgets | Civil liberties | Columbia River development | Congress | Congressional investigations | Congressional reporting requirements | Earth resources satellites | Environmental monitoring | Environmental protection | Executive departments | Federal advisory bodies | Finance | Forest conservation -- California | Forest conservation -- Maine | Forest conservation -- New Hampshire | Forest conservation -- New York/State | Forest conservation -- Northwestern States | Forest conservation -- Planning | Forest conservation -- Vermont | Forest ecology | Forest fires | Forest health | Forest management -- Standards | Forest roads | Forestry | Forestry research | Forests | Government information | Government paperwork | Government publicity | Government trust funds | Habitat conservation | Highway engineering | Infrastructure | Injunctions | Insect pests | Law | National forests | Natural resources | Overhead costs | Public lands | Reforestation | Remote sensing | Revolving funds | Right of property | Science policy | Soil conservation | Space activities | Strategic planning | Stream conservation | Surveys | Technology | Transportation | Tree diseases | Water pollution | Water quality | Water resources

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