H.R. 2864 · 109th Congress

Water Resources Development bill of 2005

Stage: Passed a chamber
Sponsor: Don Young
Introduced: 2005-06-13
Latest action: 2006-09-19 · Senate insists on its amendment, agrees to request for a conference, appoints conferees Inhofe; Warner; Bond; Voinovich; Chafee; Murkowski; Vitter; Jeffords; Baucus; Lieberman; Boxer; Carper.

Subjects

Congress

Land transfers

Department of Defense

Law

Water resources development

Wetlands

Everglades

Florida

Water quality

Native Americans

Chesapeake Bay

Outdoor recreation

Watersheds

Animals

Louisiana

Marine and coastal resources, fisheries

Fishes

Aquatic ecology

Great Lakes

Mississippi River

Emergency Management

Government Operations and Politics

Public Lands and Natural Resources

Economics and Public Finance

Minorities

Congressional reporting requirements

Droughts

Infrastructure

Transportation and Public Works

Environmental Protection

Governmental investigations

Sports and Recreation

Federal advisory bodies

Fire prevention

Forest fires

User charges

Government publicity

Refuse and refuse disposal

Licenses

Harbors

Wildlife conservation

Water supply

Administrative procedure

Rivers

Hurricanes

Security measures

Intergovernmental fiscal relations

Construction costs

Fund raising

Marine terminals

Water pollution control

Indian lands

Fishery management

Hazardous wastes

Ecosystem management

Habitat conservation

Dams

Cost accounting

Islands

Camping

Federal aid to water pollution control

Environmental assessment

Pollution measurement

Beaches

Federal aid to water resources development

Shore protection

Storms

Restoration ecology

Estuaries

Coastal zone

Maps

Airports

Tunnels

Reservoirs

Shellfish

Dredging

Flood control

Flood damage prevention

Navigation

Waterways

Recreation areas

Aquifers

Canals

Sediment control

Southwest (U.S.)

Eutrophication

Multipurpose projects

Hurricane aftermath legislation