United States Department of the Interior

...James Hansen. It also includes Cecil Andrus, Department of the Interior secretary under President Jimmy Carter; a National Geographic photographer who has taken time-lapse photos of melting glaciers and other scientists. DeChristopher has...

In this article: Utah, Global warming, E mail, Climate change, Dee Benson, Department of the Interior, NASA, James Hansen, and Cecil Andrus

...and time was running out. The NPS and Interior thus lobbied President Carter to use the Antiquities Act to designate the proposed lands as National Monuments by executive order, which Carter did on December 1, 1978. Carter argued that he had...

In this article: Jimmy Carter, Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act, Mike Gravel, Antiquities Act, Alaska, Interior Department, and Eagle, Colorado

...which is currently being explored for potential oil production. Last week, the Interior Department announced it would hold a major lease sale for NPR-A, probably this fall. The Republicans flew over an offshore oil production rig in Arctic...

In this article: National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Interior Department, Gull Island, Alaska, Allegation, Unemployment, and NPR

...Lakes. She has founded two successful non-profit organizations, directed a subagency of the U.S. Department of the Interior in the administration of President Jimmy Carter, authored or co-authored a number of books and reports on...

In this article: Chicago, Clean Water Act, Environmental Protection Agency, Great Lakes, Jimmy Carter, Lee Botts, Department of the Environment, Hyde Park Herald, and John Templeton Foundation

...instead of cash. An audit report issued this week by the Government Accountability Office concluded the Interior Department had lost at least $21 million by failing to collect royalty-in-kind payments it was owed. Carter raises race...

In this article: Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama, Interior Department, Acorn, Washington, Robert Gibbs, and Ken Salazar

...come solely from private contributions. In March 1980, President Jimmy Carter signed Public Law 96-199, which authorized the Memorial as a part of a larger Department of the Interior bill. Although a number of sites in Washington, DC...

In this article: United States Navy Memorial, The Lone Sailor, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C., Arleigh Burke, and Pierre L'Enfant

...Service in 1978. From 1978 until 1981, under President Jimmy Carter's administration, the lead agency for the NRHP was the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service (HCRS) within the United States Department of Interior. The National Park...

In this article: U.S. National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, Robert M. Utley, and Tax