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050 0 $aHD9685.U6$bT46 1974
082 0 $a333.91/7/09764
100 10 $aMoseley, Joe Clifton.
245 10 $aImplications of alternative public policy decisions concerning growth and environment on coastal electric utilities :$bfinal report on example application I /$cprepared by Joe C. Moseley II for Research Applied to National Needs Program, National Science Foundation and Division of Planning Coordination, Office of the Governor of Texas ; coordinated through Division of Natural Resources and Environment, the University of Texas at Austin.
260 0 $a[Austin] :$bDivision of Natural Resources and Environment, the University,$c[1974?]
300 $aix, 218 p. :$bill. ;$c28 cm.
440 0 $aEstablishment of operational guidelines for Texas coastal zone management
500 $aCover title: Final report on example application I, implications of alternative public policy decisions concerning growth and environment on coastal electric utilities.
500 $aE. Gus Fruh, Environmental Health Engineering, Center for Research in Water Resources, project director.
500 $a"Interagency cooperation contract no. IAC (74-75)-0685."
504 $aBibliography: p. 216-218.
650 0 $aElectric utilities$xEnvironmental aspects$xGovernment policy$zTexas$zGulf Region.
650 0 $aCoastal zone management$xGovernment policy$zTexas$zGulf Region.
700 10 $aFruh, E. Gus,$d1939-
710 20 $aNational Science Foundation (U.S.).$bResearch Applied to National Needs Program.
710 10 $aTexas.$bOffice of the Governor.$bDivision of Planning Coordination.
710 20 $aUniversity of Texas at Austin.$bDivision of Natural Resources and the Environment.
710 20 $aUniversity of Texas at Austin.$bCenter for Research in Water Resources.
740 01 $aFinal report on example application I, implications of alternative public policy decisions concerning growth and environment on coastal electric utilities.
740 01 $aExample application I, implications of alternative public policy decisions concerning growth and environment on coastal electric utilities.