S. 22 · 111th Congress

Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009

Stage: Did not pass
Sponsor: Jeff Bingaman
Introduced: 2009-01-07
Latest action: 2009-03-11 · On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended Failed by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 282 - 144 (Roll no. 117).

Subjects

Executive agency funding and structure

Government trust funds

Administrative law and regulatory procedures

Congressional oversight

Land transfers

Motor vehicles

Aviation and airports

Presidents and presidential powers, Vice Presidents

U.S. history

Conflicts and wars

Disability and paralysis

Commemorative events and holidays

Government studies and investigations

Europe

Military history

Climate change and greenhouse gases

Oil and gas

Art, artists, authorship

Hawaii

Civil actions and liability

Presidential administrations

Department of the Interior

Electric power generation and transmission

Forests, forestry, trees

Land use and conservation

Mining

Railroads

North Carolina

Parks, recreation areas, trails

Public lands and natural resources

Virginia

Worker safety and health

Caribbean area

Latin America

Medical research

Museums, exhibitions, cultural centers

Government liability

Water use and supply

Nevada

Social work, volunteer service, charitable organizations

California

Department of Energy

Licensing and registrations

Wetlands

Wildlife conservation and habitat protection

Health programs administration and funding

Government employee pay, benefits, personnel management

Advisory bodies

United Kingdom

Pennsylvania

Research administration and funding

Floods and storm protection

Utah

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Everglades

Florida

Ohio

Panama

Maryland

Department of Agriculture

Wisconsin

Washington State

Alabama

Educational facilities and institutions

Fires

Horticulture and plants

Water quality

Women's rights

Massachusetts

Economic development

Lakes and rivers

Navigation, waterways, harbors

Outdoor recreation

Texas

Mississippi

Elections, voting, political campaign regulation

Historical and cultural resources

Kentucky

Pipelines

Historic sites and heritage areas

Hazardous wastes and toxic substances

Oregon

Alaska

Farmland

Dams and canals

Arizona

Colorado

North Dakota

Missouri

Environmental assessment, monitoring, research

Watersheds

Labor-management relations

Roads and highways

Livestock

Endangered and threatened species

Kansas

Louisiana

Oklahoma

Mexico

Infrastructure development

Marine and coastal resources, fisheries

West Virginia

Rural conditions and development

New Jersey

Georgia

Tennessee

South Carolina

Michigan

New York State

New Mexico

Montana

Air quality

Mammals

Ecology

Connecticut

New Hampshire

Rhode Island

Fishes

Wilderness and natural areas, wildlife refuges, wild rivers, habitats

Smithsonian Institution

Vermont

Idaho

Indian lands and resources rights

Water resources funding

Pollution liability

General public lands matters

Maine

Wyoming

Virgin Islands

Puerto Rico

Great Lakes

Seashores and lakeshores

Arkansas

Mississippi River