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Cooperative Gypsy Moth Project for Illinois 2002

The proposed action would be to authorize the IDOA and USDA-FS to implement the USDA-FS "Slow-the-Spread" gypsy moth treatment program at ANL-E. The treatment would entail two applications by helicoper in May 2002 of Btk to wooded areas in the eastern portion of ANL-E. Btk is a bacterium that produces a toxin specific to butterfly and moth caterpillers.

Yakima Basin Side Channels Project, Scatter Creek/Plum Creek Land Acquisition Phase II (modification to DOE/EIS-0265/SA-72)

Watershed Management Program

Electrical Interconnection of the Satsop Combustion Turbine Project

On April 2, 2002, a carpenter helping to erect shoring/scaffolding fell about 52” and struck his head. He sustained injuries requiring hospitalization

Since the 1970s, various strategies have been pursued to address concerns relating to U.S. dependence on foreign petroleum. The Department of Energy, by virtue of its mission, has been designated as a leader in this endeavor. As one element of its effort, the Department has set goals, based on statutory requirements, for replacing its own use of petroleum-based motor fuels with alternative fuels, such as compressed natural gas, propane, ethanol, bio-diesel, and electricity.

Alternative Fuels Use at the Department of Energy