S. 2773 · 108th Congress
Water Resources Development Act of 2004
- Stage
- Reported from committee
- Sponsor
- Jim Inhofe
- Introduced
- 2004-08-25
- Latest action
- 2004-08-25 · Introduced in Senate
Subjects
Congress
Government trust funds
Land transfers
Department of Defense
Law
North Carolina
Virginia
Water resources development
Illinois
California
Energy
Wetlands
Education
Higher education
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Everglades
Florida
Ohio
Maryland
Washington State
Alabama
Monuments and memorials
Water quality
Massachusetts
Native Americans
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware
Texas
Mississippi
Cemeteries and funerals
Kentucky
Minnesota
Oregon
Alaska
Agricultural research
Arizona
Colorado
North Dakota
Watersheds
Animals
Louisiana
New York City
Oklahoma
Marine and coastal resources, fisheries
West Virginia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Michigan
New York State
New Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Montana
Indiana
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Federal-Indian relations
Long Island Sound
Vermont
Idaho
Iowa
Maine
Wyoming
Aquatic ecology
Army Corps of Engineers
Great Lakes
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Water storage
Emergency Management
Science, Technology, Communications
Armed Forces and National Security
Government Operations and Politics
Public Lands and Natural Resources
Labor and Employment
Agriculture and Food
Commemorations
Economics and Public Finance
Minorities
Congressional reporting requirements
Federal aid to education
Finance and Financial Sector
Infrastructure
International Affairs
National parks
Transportation and Public Works
Water conservation
International cooperation
Environmental Protection
Governmental investigations
Sports and Recreation
Arts, Culture, Religion
Museums
Authorization
Cost control
Cost effectiveness
Federal advisory bodies
User charges
Government publicity
Housing and Community Development
Internet
Licenses
Archaeology
Cultural property
Harbors
Endangered species
Marine parks and reserves
Wildlife conservation
Decision making
Engineering
Water supply
Inland water transportation
Rivers
Hurricanes
Technology transfer
Historic sites
Web sites
Hydroelectric power
Colleges
Citizen participation
Maintenance and repair
Planning
Employee training
Data banks
Construction costs
Tourism
Boats and boating
Marine terminals
Water pollution control
Marine safety
Passenger ships
Indian lands
Fishery management
Wildlife refuges
Ecosystem management
Habitat conservation
Economic impact statements
Financial statements
Executive reorganization
Dams
Farm lands
Islands
Lakes
Non-native species
Fish culture
Bridges
Waste disposal in the ocean
Environmental assessment
Damages
Beaches
Federal aid to water resources development
Shore protection
Storms
Government service contracts
Forest management
Restoration ecology
Estuaries
Risk
Coastal zone
Revolving funds
Easements
Aquatic plants
Irrigation
Leases
Aquatic pests
Missouri River development
Reservoirs
Riparian ecology
Shellfish
Geographic information systems
Electronic data interchange
Landfills
National recreation areas
Drainage
Dredging
Flood control
Flood damage prevention
Navigation
Power marketing administrations
Waterfronts
Waterways
Interstate compacts
Recreation areas
Military base closures
Migratory bird conservation
Water districts
Exotic plants
Federal aid to the arts and humanities
State parks
Pesticides
Environmental law enforcement
Exotic animals
Right-of-way
Economic forecasting
Canals
Sediment control
Selenium
Merchant seamen
Colorado River development
Hydrology
Reforestation
Soil conservation
Soil erosion
Freshwater resources conservation
River basin commissions
Stream conservation
Coastal engineering
Columbia River development
Salmon
Mine wastes
Weeds
Sedimentation
Concessions
Pacific States (U.S.)
Simulation methods