Superconducting super collider environmental impact statement files, 1988.

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Superconducting super collider environmental impact statement files, 1988.

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Environmental impact statement files include notices of state's intent to prepare an environmental impact statement and conduct related public hearings, copies of draft and final environmental impact statements, transcripts of Illinois representative testimonies before U.S. Department of Energy public hearings held in regard to Illinois draft environmental impact statements, draft and final copies of Illinois responses to U.S. Department of Energy questions regarding environmental impact statement, U.S. Department of Energy comments on Illinois responses and related memoranda and correspondence.

3 cubic ft.

Illinois State Archive

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Illinois State Archive

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