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Air pollution
Air pollution
By United States. General Accounting Office
Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline operations
Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline operations
By United States. General Accounting Office
Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline operations
Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline operations
By United States. General Accounting Office
Effects of the trans-Alaska pipeline on caribou movements
Effects of the trans-Alaska pipeline on caribou movements
By Raymond D. Cameron
Effects of the Trans-Alaska pipeline on moose movements
Effects of the Trans-Alaska pipeline on moose movements
By Sterling Eide
First interim report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study
First interim report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study
By Kim Francisco
Fourth interim report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study
Fourth interim report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study
By Kim Francisco
Construction-related oil spills along Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Construction-related oil spills along Trans-Alaska Pipeline
By Nancy Kavanagh
The interagency approach to environmental surveillance
The interagency approach to environmental surveillance
By Nancy Kavanagh
An evaluation of low water crossings at fish streams along the trans-Alaska pipeline system
An evaluation of low water crossings at fish streams along the trans-Alaska pipeline system
By Jack Gustafson
Final report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study
Final report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study
By W. Bruce Dinneford
Final report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study, Salcha River
Final report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study, Salcha River
By W. Bruce Dinneford
Disturbance studies of caribou and other mammals in the Yukon and Alaska, 1972
Disturbance studies of caribou and other mammals in the Yukon and Alaska, 1972
By Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd.
Mammal studies in northeastern Alaska with emphasis within the Canning River drainage
Mammal studies in northeastern Alaska with emphasis within the Canning River drainage
By Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd.
The reaction of some mammals to aircraft and compressor station noise disturbance
The reaction of some mammals to aircraft and compressor station noise disturbance
By Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd.
Studies of furbearers associated with proposed pipeline routes in the Yukon and Northwest Territories
Studies of furbearers associated with proposed pipeline routes in the Yukon and Northwest Territories
By Robert A. Ruttan
A study of furbearers associated with proposed pipeline routes in the Yukon Territory and Mackenzie River Valley, 1971
A study of furbearers associated with proposed pipeline routes in the Yukon Territory and Mackenzie River Valley, 1971
By Robert A. Ruttan
National program for continuing environmental monitoring for the marine leg of the trans-Alaska pipeline system
By United States. Federal Coordinator for Marine Environmental Prediction.
Fishery resources of waters along the route of the trans-Alaska pipeline between Yukon River and Atigun Pass in north central Alaska
Fishery resources of waters along the route of the trans-Alaska pipeline between Yukon River and Atigun Pass in north central Alaska
By Norval F. Netsch
Final report on the effects of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline on moose movements
Final report on the effects of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline on moose movements
By Victor Van Ballenberghe
First interim report of the moose-pipeline technical evaluation study
First interim report of the moose-pipeline technical evaluation study
By Victor Van Ballenberghe
Third interim report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study, Salcha River
Third interim report of the commercial fish-technical evaluation study, Salcha River
By W. Bruce Dinneford
Final report on gravel porosity studies along the trans-Alaska pipeline
Final report on gravel porosity studies along the trans-Alaska pipeline
By Frank L. Wendling
The trans-Alaska pipeline and the environment
The trans-Alaska pipeline and the environment
By Richard W. Schoepf