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The work group will establish a collaborative, unified approach to oil spill prevention and response, as well as an independent body to assess and advise those prevention and response programs. Jim, Yakama, was honored "for advocating to reclaim the land of eastern Washington from the nuclear l...

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Published inIndian country today (Oneida, N.Y.) Vol. 30; no. 28
Main Author Walker, Richard
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Oneida, N.Y Indian Country Today 15.12.2010
Subjects
Councils
Endangered & extinct species
Environmental restoration
Oil spills
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Summary:The work group will establish a collaborative, unified approach to oil spill prevention and response, as well as an independent body to assess and advise those prevention and response programs. Jim, Yakama, was honored "for advocating to reclaim the land of eastern Washington from the nuclear legacy of Hanford." $850K FOR SPECIES RECOVERY PROJECTS IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST SEATTLE - About $850,000 in grants from the National Marine Fisheries Service will boost four Native governments' efforts to help endangered and threatened species recover in the Pacific Northwest.
ISSN:1066-5501