Clean Air Protection Problems At National Parks And Wilderness Areas Hearing B
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Ms. Backiel. They are the same ones, I would believe so.
Mr. Synar. Didn't the Forest Service approach differ somewhat from the Park Service? For example, your determination quantified effects on aquatic resources from acidification of streams?
Ms. Backiel. Yes, sir, that is correct.
Mr. SYNAR. All right. Could you describe how you determine that forest resources could be damaged by the new plant?
Ms. Backiel. Yes, we could, but what I would like to do is have one of my technical experts with m...e please answer that question.
Mr. Synar. That is fine. Have him identify himself.
Mr. McCleese. My name is William McCleese, I am Acting Asso- ciate Deputy Chief for the National Forest System.
We determined the effects, the potential effects of air pollution based on the information that was provided by the appellant and then through analysis of water quality samples that came from the area that would be affected in the wilderness.
Mr. Synar. OK.
Now, we will go back to Ms. Backiel.
You have very few personnel doing this work, but you have the largest number of class I areas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ms. Backiel. They are the same ones, I would believe so.
Mr. Synar. Didn't the Forest Service approach differ somewhat from the Park Service? For example, your determination quantified effects on aquatic resources from acidification of streams?
Ms. Backiel. Yes, sir, that is correct.
Mr. SYNAR. All right. Could you describe how you determine that forest resources could be damaged by the new plant?
Ms. Backiel. Yes, we could, but what I would like to do is have one of my technical experts with m...e please answer that question.
Mr. Synar. That is fine. Have him identify himself.
Mr. McCleese. My name is William McCleese, I am Acting Asso- ciate Deputy Chief for the National Forest System.
We determined the effects, the potential effects of air pollution based on the information that was provided by the appellant and then through analysis of water quality samples that came from the area that would be affected in the wilderness.
Mr. Synar. OK.
Now, we will go back to Ms. Backiel.
You have very few personnel doing this work, but you have the largest number of class I areas.
What to read after Clean Air Protection Problems At National Parks And Wilderness Areas Hearing B?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Energy United States Congress House Committee On Gover to read onlineMoreLess
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