A resolution
expressing
the sense
of the
Senate
that New
Hampshire
residents
Ken Curran
and George
McAvoy
be honored
for their
initiative
on behalf
of the
taxpayer
and the
environment
in the
construction
of the
Moore
Reservoir
Causeway
in Littleton,
New Hampshire.
A concurrent
resolution
recognizing
the important
contributions
that local
governments
make to
sustainable
development
and ensuring
a viable
future
for our
planet.
A joint
resolution
providing
for congressional
disapproval
of the
rule submitted
by the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
relating
to the
delay
in the
effective
date of
a new
arsenic
standard.
A bill
to amend
the wetlands
regulatory
program
under
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act to
provide
credit
for the
low wetlands
loss rate
in Alaska
and recognize
the significant
extent
of wetlands
conservation
in Alaska,
to protect
Alaskan
property
owners,
and to
ease the
burden
on overly
regulated
Alaskan
cities,
boroughs,
municipalities,
and villages.
A bill
to amend
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act to
authorize
the use
of State
revolving
loan funds
for construction
of water
conservation
and quality
improvements.
A bill
to amend
the National
Environmental
Policy
Act of
1969 to
require
that Federal
agencies
consult
with state
agencies
and county
and local
governments
on environmental
impact
statements.
A bill
to designate
the United
States
courthouse
located
at 1 Courthouse
Way in
Boston,
Massachusetts,
as the
"John
Joseph
Moakley
United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to amend
the Comprehensive
Environmental
Response,
Compensation,
and Liability
Act of
1980 to
promote
the cleanup
and reuse
of brownfields,
to provide
financial
assistance
for brownfields
revitalization,
to enhance
State
response
programs.
A bill
to amend
the Solid
Waste
Disposal
Act to
reduce
the quantity
of mercury
in the
environment
by limiting
use of
mercury
fever
thermometers
and improving
collection,
recycling,
and disposal
of mercury.
A bill
to amend
the Appalachian
Regional
Development
Act of
1965 to
add Hickman,
Lawrence,
Lewis,
Perry,
and Wayne
Counties,
Tennessee,
to the
Appalachian
region.
A bill
to direct
the Secretary
of Transportation
to require
the use
of dredged
material
in the
construction
of federally
funded
transportation
projects.
A bill
to amend
the Clean
Air Act
to eliminate
methyl
tertiary
butyl
ether
from the
United
States
fuel supply
and to
increase
production
and use
of ethanol.
A bill
to designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
Courthouse
located
at 504
West Hamilton
Street
in Allentown,
Pennsylvania,
as the
"Edward
N. Cahn
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse."
A bill
to designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 121
West Spring
Street
in New
Albany,
Indiana,
as the
"Lee H.
Hamilton
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to protect
children
and other
vulnerable
subpopulations
from exposure
to environmental
pollutants,
to protect
children
from exposure
to pesticides
in schools,
and to
provide
parents
with information
concerning
toxic
chemicals
that pose
risks
to children.
A bill
to amend
the National
Environmental
Education
Act to
redesignate
that Act
as the
"John
H. Chafee
Environmental
Education
Act:,
to establish
the John
H. Chafee
Memorial
Fellowship
Program
and the
Theodore
Roosevelt
Environmental
Stewardship
Grant
Program,
to extend
the programs
under
that Act.
A bill
to amend
the Clean
Air Act
to phase
out the
use of
methyl
tertiary
butyl
ether
in fuels
or fuel
additives,
to promote
the use
of renewable
fuels.
A bill
to designate
the United
States
courthouse
located
at 95
Seventh
Street
in San
Francisco,
California,
as the
"James
R. Browning
United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to require
the Secretary
of Transportation
to carry
out a
grant
program
for providing
financial
assistance
for local
rail line
relocation
projects.
A bill
to improve
environmental
policy
by providing
assistance
for State
and tribal
land use
planning,
to promote
improved
quality
of life,
regionalism,
and sustainable
economic
development.
A bill
to amend
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act to
protect
1/5 of
the world's
fresh
water
supply
by directing
the Administrator
of the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
to conduct
a study
on the
known
and potential
environmental
effects
of oil
and gas
drilling
on land
beneath
the water
in the
Great
Lakes.
A bill
to amend
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act to
provide
assistance
for nutrient
removal
technologies
to States
in the
Chesapeake
Bay watershed.
A bill
to amend
the Comprehensive
Environmental
Response,
Compensation,
and Liability
Act of
1980 to
provide
certain
relief
from liability
for small
businesses.
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to require
consideration
under
the congestion
mitigation
and air
quality
improvement
program
of the
extent
to which
a proposed
project
or program
reduces
sulfur
or atmospheric
carbon
emissions,
to make
renewable
fuel projects
eligible
under
that program.
A bill
to conserve
global
bear populations
by prohibiting
the importation,
exportation,
and interstate
trade
of bear
viscera
and items,
products,
or substances
containing,
or labeled
or advertised
as containing,
bear viscera.
A bill
to direct
the Secretary
of the
Army to
convey
the remaining
water
supply
storage
allocation
in Rathbun
Lake,
Iowa,
to the
Rathbun
Regional
Water
Association.
A bill
to direct
the Secretary
of the
Army to
repair
and expand
a wave
attenuation
system
to protect
fishermen
and other
boaters
and promote
the welfare
of the
town of
Lubec,
Maine.
A bill
to direct
the Secretary
of the
Army to
lease
land at
the Richard
B. Russell
Dam and
Lake Project,
South
Carolina,
to the
South
Carolina
Department
of Commerce.
A bill
to authorize
the modification
of a pump
station
intake
structure
and discharge
line of
the Fort
Fairfield,
Maine,
flood
control
project
at full
Federal
expense.
A bill
to impose
certain
limitations
on the
receipt
of out-of-State
municipal
solid
waste,
to authorize
State
and local
controls
over the
flow of
municipal
solid
waste.
A bill
to designate
the United
States
courthouse
to be
constructed
at 8th
Avenue
and Mill
Street
in Eugene,
Oregon,
as the
"Wayne
Lyman
Morse
United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 2015
15th Street
in Gulfport,
Mississippi,
as the
"Judge
Dan M.
Russell,
Jr. Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to amend
the Safe
Drinking
Water
Act to
establish
a program
to provide
assistance
to small
communities
for use
in carrying
out projects
and activities
necessary
to achieve
or maintain
compliance
with drinking
water
standards.
A bill
to amend
the Water
Desalination
Act of
1996 to
reauthorize
that Act
and to
authorize
the construction
of a desalination
research
and development
facility
at the
Tularosa
Basin,
New Mexico.
A bill
to designate
the Federal
building
located
at 10th
Street
and Constitution
Avenue,
NW, in
Washington,
District
of Columbia,
as the
"Robert
F. Kennedy
Department
of Justice
Building".
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
expand
the definition
of the
term "Major
disaster"
to include
an application
of the
Endangered
Species
Act of
1973 that
souses
severe
economic
hardship.
A bill
to provide
for the
conveyance
of certain
real property
in south
Dakota
to the
State
of South
Dakota
to the
State
of south
Dakota
with indemnification
by the
United
States
government.
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
provide
for improved
Federal
efforts
to prepare
for, and
respond
to, terrorist
attacks.
A bill
to designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 550
West Fort
Street
in Boise,
Idaho,
as the
"James
A. McClure
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to amend
the Comprehensive
Environmental
Response,
Compensation,
and Liability
Act of
1980 to
modify
provisions
concerning
the liability
associated
with a
release
or threatened
release
of recycled
oil.
A bill
to amend
the National
Environmental
Policy
Act of
1969 to
improve
the environmental
review
process
that is
associated
with authorizations
required
under
Federal
law for
construction,
operation,
or maintenance
of energy
facilities.
A bill
to authorize
the Administrator
of the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
to establish
a grant
program
to support
research
projects
on critical
infrastructure
protection
for water
supply
systems.
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
authorize
the President
to carry
out a
program
for the
protection
of the
health
and safety
of community
members,
volunteers,
and workers
in a disaster
area.
A bill
to extend
the period
of availability
of unemployment
assistance
under
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act in
the case
of the
terrorist
attacks
of September
11, 2001.
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
direct
the President
to appoint
Children's
Coordinating
Officers
for disaster
areas
in which
children
have lost
1 or more
custodial
parents.
A bill
to establish
the Office
of World
Trade
Center
Attack
Claims
to pay
claims
for injury
to businesses
and property
suffered
as a result
of the
attack
on the
World
Trade
Center
in New
York City
that occurred
on September
11, 2001.
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
direct
the Director
of the
Federal
Emergency
Management
Agency
to conduct
a study
to determine
the resources
that are
needed
for development
of an
effective
nationwide
communications
system
for emergency
response
personnel.
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
extend
the deadline
for submission
of State
recommendations
of local
governments
to receive
assistance
of predisaster
hazard
mitigation
and to
authorize
the President
to provide
additional
repair
assistance
to individuals
and households.
A bill
to waive
certain
limitations
in the
case of
use of
the emergency
fund authorized
by section
125 of
title
23, United
States
Code,
to pay
the costs
of projects
in response
to the
attack
on the
World
Trade
Center
in New
York City
that occurred
on September
11, 2001.
A bill
to identify
certain
routes
in the
States
of Texas,
Oklahoma,
Colorado,
and New
Mexico
as part
of the
Ports-to-Plains
Corridor,
a high
priority
corridor
on the
National
Highway
System.
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
ensure
the continuity
of medical
care following
a major
disaster
by making
private
for-profit
medical
facilities
eligible
for Federal
disaster
assistance.
A bill
to designate
the building
located
at 1 Federal
Plaza
in New
York,
New York,
as the
"James
L. Watson
United
States
Court
of International
Trade
Building".
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to permit
States
to place
supplemental
guide
signs
relating
to veterans'
cemeteries
on Federal-aid
highways.
A bill
to designate
the lobby
of the
James
A. Byrne
United
States
Courthouse
located
at 601
Market
Street
in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania,
as the
"Edward
R. Becker
Lobby".
A bill
to amend
the Solid
Waste
Disposal
Act to
bring
underground
storage
tanks
into compliance
with subtitle
I of that
Act, to
promote
cleanup
of leaking
underground
storage
tanks,
to provide
sufficient
resources
for such
compliance
and cleanup.
A bill
to amend
the Clean
Air Act
to establish
an inventory,
registry,
and information
system
of United
States
greenhouse
gas emissions
to inform
the public
and private
sector
concerning,
and encourage
voluntary
reductions
in, greenhouse
emissions.
A bill
to amend
the Clean
Air Act
to establish
requirements
concerning
the operation
of fossil
fuel-fired
electric
utility
steam
generating
units,
commercial
and industrial
boiler
units,
solid
waste
incineration
units,
medical
waste
incinerators,
hazardous
waste
combustors,
chlor-alkali
plants,
and Portland
cement
plants
to reduce
emissions
of mercury
to the
environment.
A bill
to amend
the Endangered
Species
Act of
1973 to
require
the Secretary
of the
Interior
and the
Secretary
of Commerce
to give
greater
weights
to scientific
or commercial
data that
is empirical
or has
been field-tested
or peer-reviewed.
A bill
to provide
for highway
infrastructure
investment
at the
guaranteed
funding
level
contained
in the
Transportation
Equity
Act for
the 21st
Century.
A bill
to prohibit
the use
of arsenic-treated
lumber
to manufacture
playground
equipment,
children's
products,
fences,
walkways,
and decks,
and for
all other
residential
purposes.
A bill
to amend
the Intermodal
Surface
Transportation
Efficiency
Act of
1991 to
identify
a route
that passes
through
the States
of Texas,
New Mexico,
Oklahoma,
and Kansas
as a high
priority
corridor
on the
National
Highway
System.
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
authorize
use of
electric
personal
assistive
mobility
device
on trails
and pedestrian
walkways
constructed
or maintained
with Federal-aid
highway
funds.
A bill
to establish
a national
response
to terrorism,
a national
urban
search
and rescue
task force
program
to ensure
local
capability
to respond
to the
threat
and aftermath
of terrorist
activities
and other
emergencies.
A bill
to provide
for the
implementation
of air
quality
programs
developed
pursuant
to an
Intergovernmental
Agreement
between
the Southern
Ute Indian
Tribes
and the
State
of Colorado
concerning
Air Quality
Control
on the
Southern
Ute Indian
Reservation.
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to prohibit
the collection
of tolls
from vehicles
or military
equipment
under
the actual
physical
control
of a uniformed
member
of the
Armed
Forces.
A bill
to amend
the Toxic
Substances
Control
Act and
the Federal
Insecticide,
Fungicide,
and Rodenticide
Act to
implement
the Stockholm
Convention
on Persistent
Organic
Pollutants
and the
Protocol
on Persistent
Organic
Pollutants
to the
Convention
on Long-Range
Transboundary
Air Pollution.
A bill
to designate
the United
States
courthouse
located
at 600
West Capitol
Avenue
in Little
Rock,
Arkansas,
as the
"Richard
S. Arnold
United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to amend
the Solid
Waste
Disposal
Act to
require
implementation
by brand
owners
of management
plans
that provide
refund
values
for certain
beverage
containers.
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to prohibit
the collection
of tolls
from vehicles
or military
equipment
under
the actual
physical
control
of a uniformed
member
of the
Armed
Forces.
A bill
to specify
the amount
of Federal
funds
that may
be expended
for intake
facilities
for the
benefit
of Lonoke
and White
Counties,
Arkansas,
as part
of the
project
for flood
control,
Greers
Ferry
Lake,
Arkansas.
A bill
to designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
to be
constructed
at 10
East Commerce
Street
in Youngstown,
Ohio,
as the
"Nathaniel
R. Jones
Federal
Building
And United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to designate
the United
States
courthouse
located
at 100
Federal
Plaza
in Central
Islip,
New York,
as the
"Alfonse
M. D'Amato
United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to authorize
the use
of certain
funds
to compensate
New York
City public
schools
for operating
and education-related
expenses
(including
expenses
relating
to the
provision
of mental
health
and trauma
counseling
and other
appropriate
support
services)
resulting
from the
terrorist
attack
on that
city on
September
11, 2001.
A bill
to amend
the Toxic
Substances
Control
Act and
the Federal
Insecticide,
Fungicide,
and Rodenticide
Act to
implement
the Stockholm
Convention
on Persistent
Organic
Pollutants,
the Protocol
on Persistent
Organic
Pollutants
to the
Convention
on Long-Range
Transboundary
Air Pollution,
and the
Rotterdam
Convention
on the
Prior
Informed
Consent
Procedure
for Certain
Hazardous
Chemicals
and Pesticides
in International
Trade.
A bill
to establish
a National
Drought
Council
within
the Federal
Emergency
Management
Agency,
to improve
national
drought
preparedness,
mitigation,
and response
efforts.
A bill
to amend
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act to
authorize
the Administrator
of the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
to make
grants
for remediation
of sediment
contamination
in areas
of concern,
to authorize
assistance
for research
and development
of innovative
technologies
for such
remediation.
A bill
to amend
the Clean
Air Act
to limit
access
to off-site
consequences
analysis
information
in order
to reduce
the risk
of criminal
release
from stationary
sources.
A bill
to amend
the Endangered
Species
Act of
1973 to
require
the Federal
Government
to assume
all costs
relating
to implementation
of and
compliance
with that
Act.
A bill
to direct
the Director
of the
Federal
Emergency
Management
Agency
to designate
New Jersey
Task Force
1 as part
of the
National
Urban
Search
and Rescue
Response
System.
A bill
to ensure
that the
Secretary
of the
Army treats
recreation
benefits
the same
as hurricane
and storm
damage
reduction
benefits
and evironmental
protection
and restoration.
A bill
to authorize
the Secretary
of Transportation
to establish
the National
Transportation
Modeling
and Analysis
Program
to complete
an advanced
transportation
simulation
model.
A bill
to amend
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
and Emergency
Assistance
Act to
establish
a program
to provide
assistance
to enhance
the ability
of first
responders
to respond
to incidents
of terrorism,
including
incidents
involving
weapons
of mass
destruction.
A bill
to amend
the Atomic
Energy
Act of
1954 to
establish
a task
force
to identify
legislative
and administrative
action
that can
be taken
to ensure
the security
of sealed
sources
of radioactive
material.
A bill
to provide
an additional
extension
of the
period
of availability
of unemployment
assistance
under
the Robert
T. Stafford
Disaster
Relief
an Emergency
Assistance
Act in
the case
of victims
of the
terrorist
attacks
of September
11, 2001.
A bill
to amend
the Marine
Protection,
Research,
and Sanctuaries
Act of
1972 to
restrict
ocean
dumping
at the
site off
the coast
of New
Jersey,
known
as the
"Historic
Area Remediation
Site",
to dumping
of dredged
material
that does
not exceed
polychlorinated
biphenyls
levels
of 113
arts per
billion..
A bill
to amend
the John
F. Kennedy
Center
Act to
authorize
the Secretary
of Transportation
to carry
out a
project
for construction
of a plaza
adjacent
to the
John F.
Kennedy
Center
for the
Performing
Arts.
A bill
to amend
the Solid
Waste
Disposal
Act to
authorize
the Administrator
of the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
to carry
out certain
authorities
relating
to the
importation
of municipal
solid
waste
under
the Agreement
Concerning
the Transboundary
Movement
of Hazardous
Waste
between
the United
States
and Canada.
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to provide
for criminal
and civil
liability
for permitting
an intoxicated
arrestee
to operate
a motor
vehicle.
A bill
to amend
the Clean
Air Act
to reduce
air pollution
through
expansion
of cap
and trade
programs,
to provide
an alternative
regulatory
classification
for units
subject
to the
cap and
trade
programs.
A bill
to assist
in the
conservation
of cranes
by supporting
and providing,
through
projects
of persons
and organizations
with expertise
in crane
conservation,
financial
resources
for the
conservation
programs
of countries
the activities
of which
directly
or indirectly
affect
cranes..
A bill
to direct
the Secretary
of the
Interior
to establish
the Missouri
River
Monitoring
and Research
Program,
to authorize
the establishment
of the
Missouri
River
Basin
Stakeholder
Committee.
A bill
to direct
the Secretary
of the
Army to
carry
out a
research
and demonstration
program
concerning
control
of salt
cedar
and other
nonnative
phreatophytes.
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to establish
a program
to make
allocations
to States
for projects
to expand
2-lane
highways
in rural
areas
to 4-lane
highways.
A bill
to amend
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act and
the Water
Resources
Development
Act of
2000 to
modify
provisions
relating
to the
Lake Champlain
basin.
A bill
to authorize
the project
for hurricane
and storm
damage
reduction,
Morganza,
Louisiana,
to the
Gulf of
Mexico,
Mississippi
River
and Tributaries.
A bill
to authorize
the Secretary
of the
Army to
assist
in the
continued
development
of the
Indianapolis
Central
Waterfront
project
in Indianapolis,
Indiana.
A bill
to identify
certain
routes
in the
States
of Colorado,
Nebraska,
and South
Dakota
as part
of the
Heartland
Expressway,
a high
priority
corridor
on the
National
Highway
System.
A bill
to designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 200
West 2d
Street
in Dayton,
Ohio,
as the
"Tony
Hall Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
A bill
to amend
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act to
provide
for the
protection
and enhancement
of the
environmental
integrity
and the
social
and economic
benefits
of the
Finger
Lakes
Region
in the
State
of New
York.
A bill
to prohibit
the Administrator
of the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
from issuing
or renewing
certain
national
pollutant
discharge
elimination
system
permits.
A bill
to amend
title
23, United
States
Code,
to increase
penalties
for individuals
who operate
motor
vehicles
while
intoxicated
or under
the influence
of alcohol.
A bill
to impose
greater
accountability
on the
Tennessee
Valley
Authority
with respect
to capital
investment
decisions
and financing
operations
by increasing
Congressional
and Executive
Branch
oversight.
A bill
to amend
the Safe
Drinking
Water
Act to
provide
assistance
to States
to support
testing
of private
wells
in areas
of suspected
contamination
to limit
or prevent
human
exposure
to contaminated
groundwater.
A bill
to amend
titles
23 and
49, United
States
Code,
to encourage
economic
growth
in the
United
States
by increasing
transportation
investments
in rural
areas.
Expressing
the sense
of the
Congress
that hunting
seasons
for migratory
mourning
doves
should
be modified
so that
individuals
have a
fair and
equitable
opportunity
to hunt
such birds.
Honoring
the American
Zoo and
Aquarium
Association
and its
accredited
member
institutions
for their
continued
service
to animal
welfare,
conservation
education,
conservation
research,
and wildlife
conservation
programs.
To designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 504
West Hamilton
Street
in Allentown,
Pennsylvania,
as the
"Edward
N. Cahn
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse."
To designate
the the
United
States
courthouse
located
at 1 Courthouse
Way in
Boston,
Massachusetts,
as the
"John
Joseph
Moakley
United
States
Courthouse".
To authorize
the Secretary
of the
Interior
and the
Secretary
of Agriculture
to use
funds
appropriated
for wildland
fire management
in the
Department
of the
Interior
and Related
Agencies
Appropriations
Act, 2001,
to reimburse
the United
States
Fish and
Wildlife
Service
and the
National
Marine
Fisheries
Service
to facilitate
the interagency
cooperation
required
under
the Endangered
Species
Act of
1973 in
connection
with wildland
fire management.
To designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
to be
constructed
at 10
East Commerce
Street
in Youngstown,
Ohio,
as the
"Nathaniel
R. Jones
and Frank
J. Battisti
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
To amend
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act to
authorize
the Administrator
of the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
to carry
out projects
and conduct
research
for remediation
of sediment
contamination
in areas
of concern
to the
Great
Lakes.
To amend
the National
Wildlife
Refuge
System
Administration
Act of
1966 to
establish
requirements
for the
award
of concessions
in the
National
Wildlife
Refuge
System,
to provide
for maintenance
and repair
of properties
located
in the
System
by concessionaires
authorized
to use
such properties.
To designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 121
West Spring
Street
in New
Albany,
as the
"Lee H.
Hamilton
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
To designate
the building
located
at 1 Federal
Plaza
in New
York,
New York,
as the
"James
L. Watson
United
States
Court
of International
Trade
Building".
To provide
certain
relief
for small
businesses
from liability
under
the Comprehension
Environmental
Response,
Compensation,
and Liability
Act of
1980,
and to
amend
such Act
to promote
the cleanup
and reuse
of brownfields,
to provide
financial
assistance
for brownfields
revitalization,
to enhance
State
response
programs.
To designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 501
Bell Street
in Alton,
Illinois,
as the
"William
L. Beatty
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
To designate
the Federal
building
and United
States
courthouse
located
at 400
North
Main Street
in Butte,
Montana,
as the
"Mike
Mansfield
Federal
Building
and United
States
Courthouse".
To authorize
the Secretary
of the
Interior
to construct
an education
and administrative
center
at the
Bear River
Migratory
Bird Refuge
in Box
Elder
County,
Utah.
To promote
Department
of the
Interior
efforts
to provide
a scientific
basis
for the
management
of sediment
and nutrient
loss in
the Upper
Mississippi
River
Basin.
To provide
a temporary
waiver
from certain
transportation
conformity
requirements
and metropolitan
transportation
planning
requirements
under
the Clean
Air Act
and under
other
laws for
certain
areas
in New
York where
the planning
offices
and resources
have been
destroyed
by acts
of terrorism.
To provide
a mechanism
for the
settlement
of claims
of the
State
of Utah
regarding
portions
of the
Bear River
Migratory
Bird Refuge
located
on the
shore
of the
Great
Salt Lake,
Utah.
To designate
the United
States
courthouse
located
at 100
Federal
Plaza
in Central
Islip,
New York,
as the
"Alfonse
M. D'Amato
United
States
Courthouse".
To authorize
the Secretary
of the
Interior
to provide
assistance
to the
State
of Maryland
and the
State
of Louisiana
for implementation
of a program
to eradicate
or control
nutria
and restore
marshland
damaged
by nutria.
To authorize
the Secretary
of the
Interior
to acquire
the property
in Cecil
County,
Maryland,
known
as Garrett
Island
for inclusion
in the
Blackwater
National
Wildlife
Refuge.
To amend
the John
F. Kennedy
Center
Act to
authorize
the Secretary
of Transportation
to carry
out a
project
for construction
of a plaza
adjacent
to the
John F.
Kennedy
Center
for the
Performing
Arts.
