A review of the defects of the whitewater boating study performed by Southern California Edison in response to the FERC's April 4, 1994 additional information request : with an introductory discussion of the destruction of public wealth and Forest Service morale caused by the Service's failure to de

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A review of the defects of the whitewater boating study performed by Southern California Edison in response to the FERC's April 4, 1994 additional information request : with an introductory discussion of the destruction of public wealth and Forest Service morale caused by the Service's failure to develop new administrative methods for dealing with new resource valuation and allocation issues / [Rick Dancing?]. 1999.

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70 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm.

Northern Arizona University, Cline Library

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Northern Arizona University, Cline Library

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