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Two. Appendix Cases of Environmental Management involving affected parties. Cases Aargau Municipal Waste Disposal Facility Ala Wai Canal Albany Pine Bush Animas River Basin Watershed Project Applegate Partnership Ashepoo, Combahee, and Edisto Rivers Basin Ashtabula River Area of Concern Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program Blackfoot River Blackstone River Blue Mountains Natural Resources Institute Bob...
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Two. Appendix Cases of Environmental Management involving affected parties. Cases
Aargau Municipal Waste Disposal Facility Ala Wai Canal Albany Pine Bush Animas River Basin Watershed Project Applegate Partnership Ashepoo, Combahee, and Edisto Rivers Basin Ashtabula River Area of Concern Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program Blackfoot River Blackstone River Blue Mountains Natural Resources Institute Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex Task Force Cache River Canaan Valley Chalk Creek Chehalis River Chesapeake Bay Program Clear Creek Corpus Christi Bay DuPage River Watershed Coalition Location Switzerland Hawaii New York Colorado Oregon South Carolina Ohio Louisiana MT, ID Massachusetts Oregon Montana Illinois West Virginia Utah Washington DE, MD, VA, PA Colorado Texas Illinois Source Environmental Impact Assessment Review USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) Yaffee (1996) USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) USEPA (1995) Audubon Yaffee (1996) Environmental Impact Assessment Review USEPA (1995) USEPA (1995) USEPA (1995) USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) Chicago Tribune
Fitzgerald River National Park Advisory Committee Forest Health Consensus Group The Friends of Pisgah Galveston Bay Plan
Australia Nevada New Hampshire Texas
Environmental Impact Assessment Review Journal of Forestry Policy Studies Review Houston Chronicle
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Great Lakes Remedial Action Plan
Great Lakes States and Provinces Great Plains States and Provinces Minnesota Idaho Kansas Washington Alaska MT, ID, BC Vermont Nevada California AZ, NM Maryland NH and MA Colorado IL, MO West Virginia Hawaii Nebraska New Mexico Massachusetts New Hampshire Washington Oregon Colorado
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management USEPA (1995) Minneapolis Star Tribune Chicago Tribune USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) Yaffee (1996) USEPA (1995) USEPA (1995) San Francisco Examiner USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) Salveson (1995) USEPA (1995) Yaffee (1996) USEPA (1995) Policy Sciences Yaffee (1996) Yaffee (1996) Yaffee (1996) Environmental Impact Assessment Review Yaffee (1996) Society and Natural Resources Environmental Impact Assessment Review Yaffee Plains (1996)
Great Program Green Spaces Network Grizzly Bear Reintroduction in Idaho Hillsdale Reservoir Integrated Landscape Management for Fish and Wildlife Kenai River Watershed Project Kootenay River Lake Champlain Lake Tahoe Malibu Creek Malpai Borderlands Initiative Maryland Chesapeake Bay Critical Areas Program Merrimack River Mesa Creek Coordinated Resource Management Plan Mississippi River Gateway Project Monongahela National Forest Management Plan Natural Resources Roundtable Nebraska Sandhills Ecosystem Negrito Project New Bedford Harbor Forum New Hampshire Forest Resources Plan Northwest Defense Waste Citizens Forum Oregon Dunes Owl Mountain Partnership
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Phalen Chain of Lakes Watershed Project Piute/El Dorado Desert Wildlife Management Area Platte River Prebles Mouse ESA Listing Quincy Library Group Repap Paper, Inc. Ruby Canyon- Black Ridge Ecosystem Management Plan Sacramento Area Water Forum Saginaw Bay Salem Sound 2000 San Diego County Habitat Conservation Planning
Minnesota Nevada Nebraska Colorado California New Brunswick Colorado California Michigan Massachusetts California
Yaffee (1996) Yaffee (1996) USEPA (1995) Denver Post San Francisco Chronicle Forestry Chronicle Yaffee (1996) Sacramento Bee USEPA (1995) Boston Globe Multi-Species Conservation ...
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