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Autonomous board which addresses issues pertaining to the Department of Natural Resources.
Provides extensive advisory, technical and informational services on geology, mineral, energy and water resources in the state.
Tests concrete, concrete reinforcement, metals testing, plastics, geotextiles, miscellaneous materials and coatings.
Helps river communities make more efficient and effective use of existing federal resources.
Non-regulatory bureau that conducts studies and disseminates information on geology, mineral and energy resources, water resources, geologic hazards, environmental problems and extractive metallurgy.
Manages the state's natural resources and recreational activities, including fishing, hunting, boating, parks and wildlife.
Official website of the State of Indiana, providing links to local governments, business and professional resources, associations, and other public information.
Enforces Kentucky's mining, reclamation and abandoned mine land laws, thereby protecting its citizens, environment and natural resources.
Reference source for information about the geology and mineral resources of Washington.
Regulates public utilities operating in the state.
This is the coal data and analysis web site for the Department of Energy. Included are coal energy information and programs, links to the home pages of the individual offices and National Labs.
Organization that protects human health and safeguards the natural environment.
Statistics and information on the worldwide supply, demand, and flow of minerals and materials (such as cement and steel) essential to the US economy, the national security, and protection of the environment.
Regulates rates, service and safety of public utilities, common carriers and motor carriers. Also regulates oil and gas production.
Establishes and administers goals, objectives and priorities for the preservation of the state's natural resources.
Protects, enhances, preserves and wisely uses natural, cultural and recreational resources for the benefit of Indiana's citizens through professional leadership, management and education.
Administers regulatory programs designed to protect air quality, water quality and the public's health.
Maintains navigation, flood control, environmental protection, disaster response, and military construction.
Aims to eliminate the effects of distance, geography and time in the delivery of government services, and to empower state officials and citizens to make good decisions by providing them with high quality information.
Manages, protects, conserves and develops Iowa's natural resources in cooperation with other public and private organizations and individuals.
Provides regulatory responsibility over natural gas, water, private sewer, electric and telephone services.
Creates a competitive marketplace for utility companies and ensures safe, reliable and reasonably-priced utility distribution service.
Regulates the rates and service practices of utility and transportation companies located in the state.
Provides and communicates current impartial information on the occurrence, quality, quantity, and availability of mineral resources.
Regulates the state's electric, gas, steam, telecommunications and water utilities, and also oversees the cable industry.
A public service unit of the University of Nevada which conducts research and publishes reports on mineral resources, engineering geology, environmental geology, hydrogeology and geologic mapping.
Collects, preserves and disseminates impartial information on the state's geology, geologic resources and topography.
Official website of the State of Pennsylvania, providing information on government, industry, education, tourism, taxes and more.
Provides geologic maps, reports and data files for use by individuals, educators, industry, businesses and government.
Provides information to the public regarding the EPA's plans and progress in preparing a document on the adverse environmental effects to waters, fish and wildlife from mountaintop mining operations.
Data gathering and research agency that explores and evaluates the mineral, water, energy, biological and other natural resources of the State of Alabama.
Through the operations of its 8 Bureaus, is responsible for most nationally owned public lands and natural resources. Also works closely with Indian Tribal leaders to insure that reservations receive adequate economic, educational and social se.
Represents the interests of the 50 state public utility commissions before the three branches of the federal government and the independent federal agencies.
Department of Interior bureau that protects citizens and the environment during coal mining and reclamation. Comprehensive site provides information on abandoned mine reclamation and more.
Federal agency that manages public lands in national forests and grasslands, as well as being a forestry research organization.
Regulates the electric, cable TV, water, telephone and gas industries in the state.
Develops and implements policies and programs for the conservation, management, utilization and protection of the state's natural resources.
Aims to protect the environment and natural resources of the state while providing for both habitat restoration and recreational needs.
A multiprogram science and technology laboratory, conducts basic and applied research and development to create scientific knowledge and technological solutions.
Provides objective scientific information about the geology, mineral resources, water resources, soil, climate and biology of the state.
Protects and enhances the air, land, water and all natural resources in the state, along with wildlife, fish and forests.
Governs the public utilities of the state such as phone rates, electrical rates and water rates of some providers.
Provider of geological studies and research, collection and preservation of data of the geology of Kansas. Special emphasis is placed on natural resources for economic value, water quality and quantity and geological hazards. The survey is als.
Manages and enhances wildlife diversity and its use, including hunting, fishing, boating and other nature-related recreation.
Safeguards and manages the natural and cultural resources in the State of Hawaii, including public lands, boating, fishing, parks and native species.
Coordinates federal environmental efforts and works closely with agencies and other White House offices in the development of environmental policies and initiatives.
Provides maps and geological information on ground water, marine matters, geologic hazards and economic issues.
Public service and research agency that collects and provides geoscience information to government, consultants, industry, environmental groups and the public.
Regulates the customer rates and services of the state's investor-owned electric and natural gas companies, certain telephone services and water utilities.
Protects and manages the state's natural resources, protects public health and safety, provides quality outdoor recreation, and educates citizens about the wise use, conservation and enhancement of Delaware's environment.
Department of Environmental Protection division that provides research and data on earth systems such as aquifer systems, geologic frameworks, oil, gas and mineral resources, and geologic hazards.
Regulates electric, telephone and natural gas companies, motor freight and passenger carriers, water and sewer companies, and ferryboat operators.
Provides information on fishing, lake and stream stocking, and regulations.
Regulatory agency for electric, gas, telephone and water in the State of Idaho.
State geological survey describing geologic research initiatives, offering geological publications, and providing links to other geoscience resources.
Manages land, timber, minerals, wildlife, energy resources and state parks.
Coal combustion byproducts statistics and information.
Promotes, protects and manages the states natural resources and outdoor recreation areas.
Supervises the rates, quality of service, and overall financial management of cable television, electric, gas, telecommunications, water and large wastewater companies in the state.
Regulates public utilities in the state.
Provides USGS Information by State, maps, information on Earthquakes, Floods and Volcanoes. Site is linked to a wide range of products, services and data.
Essay on foundations of life, genetic diversity, new medicines, other topics, and their relationship to the NPS.
Investigates and records information about the state's geologic history, its rock and mineral resources, the quantity and quality of its water resources, land cover and other aspects of its geography.
Regulates and supervises the intrastate rates and service of the state's public utilities, including electricity, water, natural gas, telephone and certain transportation vehicles.
Plans and implements programs that result in the acquisition of comprehensive information on the mineral and water resources of the state.
Conducts research and provides information on the geology of the state, as well as mapping, education and environmental issues.
Department of Agriculture Forest Service and Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management project to develop a scientifically sound and ecosystem-based strategy for management of eastside forests.
Provides systematic investigation of the geology and physiographic features of Delaware.
Provides road access for resource protection and for commercial activities or public uses such as timber harvesting, recreation outfitting, mining, and grazing.
Regulates certain electric, natural gas, telephone and water utilities in Iowa.
Regulates gas, electric, telephone, water and sewage disposal companies in the state.
Encourages conservation and protects natural resource values in developing the geological resources of the state, including fossil fuels, minerals and groundwater.
Provides information on geological hazards, inventory of geologic resources, and formulates policy on land and water use in the state.
Conducts surveys and research relating to the geology, mineral resources and topography of the state.
Protects and preserves forests, recreational and natural areas, scientific and historic locations, and promotes travel and tourism.
Regulatory responsibility for incorporating, securities, railroad and pipeline safety, as well as utilities.
In collaboration with the faculty of West Virginia University, the National Research Center for Coal and Energy (NRCCE) identifies, develops, promotes, coordinates, supports, and conducts multidisciplinary energy and environmental research and s.
Department of Conservation division that ensures development of mineral commodities, oil, natural gas and geothermal steam are accompanied by environmental safeguards.
Oversees the Office of Administrative Services, the Environmental Resource Center, the Office of Geology, the Office of Land and Water Resources, the Legal Division and the Office of Pollution Control.
Provides impartial information to assist those responsible for prudently managing Arizona's land, water, mineral, and energy resources and to enhance understanding of the State's geologic heritage.
Sustains, enhances, protects and conserves Georgia's natural, historic and cultural resources for present and future generations.
Regulates water, gas, electric and telephone utilities as well as resellers of telephone services.
Regulates the rates and service quality of investor-owned electric, natural gas, and telephone utilities, and has territorial jurisdiction over all retail electric companies.
Responsible for long range planning, management and proper utilization of Nebraska's land and water resources.
Provides information on each county in the state, including history, size, population, industries and geology.
Responsible for two major elements of the DOE's Fossil Energy Program: Clean Power Systems and Clean Coal Fuels.
Provides a regulatory environment that facilitates the efficient provision of safe and reliable utility services at fair prices.
Provides services to the state that contribute to the wise stewardship of its energy, mineral, and ground-water resources, and protects the health, safety, and welfare of its citizenry through the gathering and interpretation of relevant geologi.
Provides inspections and licensing of mines and oil & gas wells in the state of Kentucky.
Provides information to government, businesses and the public on geologic mapping, water and mineral resources, environmental and engineering geology and geochemistry.
Supervises the execution and enforcement of the state's mining laws and rules through inspection and investigation.
Protects and preserves Kentucky's land, air and water resources.
Aids local partnerships in developing, financing and implementing energy efficiency projects. Part of US Department of Energy.
Performs, procures and partners in technical research, development, and demonstration to advance technology into the commercial marketplace, thereby benefiting the environment, contributing to U.S. employment, and advancing the position of U.S. .
Identifies, acquires, and manages natural areas that represent the best known occurrences of rare native species, natural communities, and significant natural features in a statewide nature preserve system.
Oversees and legislates responsibilities for national energy policy, including international energy affairs, emergency preparedness and many other areas.
Develops, protects, and enhances Colorado natural resources for the use and enjoyment of the state's present and future residents, as well as for visitors to the state.
Collects, studies, interprets and reports all information pertaining to the geology and mineral resources of the state.
Conducts geologic studies, hydrologic studies and research, and collects, preserves and disseminates information on the geology and hydrology of South Dakota.
Regulatory agency for utilities in the State of New Hampshire.
Regulates public utilities and certain aspects of the transportation industry doing business in Alabama.
Regulates the electric, gas, water, transportation and telephone industries in the state.
Initiative to revise and update regulations governing hardrock mining operations for 'locatable' minerals such as gold, silver, and copper on public lands.
Investigates and publishes reports on the geology of New York and promotes earth science education.
Supervises and regulates the rates, services and operations of all public utilities and many common and contract motor carriers within the state.
Conducts basic and applied earth science research, conveys that information to the public through publications and service activities, and promotes earth science education.
Official website of the State of Kentucky, providing information on government, tourism, taxes, transportation, employment and more.
List and descriptions of online USGS books, reports, periodicals and other publications.
Home page of the State of Illinois, providing information on government, resources, tourism, a directory and more.
Regulates electric, gas, water, telecommunications and safety in the State of Nevada.
Conservation consortium promoting environmental protection by educating the public and influencing the public's servants through legal and legislative processes.
Regulates the rates, services and practices of privately-owned utilities and transportation companies, including electric, telecommunications, natural gas, water and solid waste collection companies.
Regulates the intrastate rates and services of investor-owned electric, natural gas, telephone, water and sewage utilities, customer-owned electric and telephone cooperatives, water districts and associations, and certain aspects of gas pipeline.
Maintains and preserves Pennsylvania's parks and forest lands, and provides information on the state's ecological and geologic resources.
Provides research on Tennessee geology and mineral resources, and publishes useful geologic information to benefit the general public.
A contemporary water management agency: the second largest wholesaler of water and producer of hydroelectric power in the country. Emphasizes the fulfillment of water delivery obligations, water conservation, water recycling and reuse, and deve.
Federal, state and local government websites.
Catalogs of free and low-cost federal publications of consumer interest.
Provides information on Railroad safety, research and development, high-speed ground transportation, employment, legislation, regulations, orders and ordinances, and business with the FRA.
Coal research and development program with emphasis on continued utilization, environmentally clean burning, and new markets for Illinois basin coals.
Regulates the electric, telephone, gas and transportation industries in the State of Georgia.
Center for geology, energy resources, industrial minerals, geologic hazards, groundwater, topographic and geologic maps, earth science and more.
Topical clearinghouse to state government information on the Internet.
Special public service and research agency at the University of Idaho mandated by law to collect and disseminate geologic and mineral data for the state.
Regulates telecommunications companies, grain warehouses and dealers, private water companies, taxicab and limousine operators, intrastate trucking companies, the placement of certain electric transmission lines, railroads, manufactured homes, r.
A multiprogram lab managed by the University of California at Berkeley for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)conducting research in advanced materials, life sciences, energy efficiency, detectors and accelerators.
Contributes to Alaska’s economic health and quality of life by protecting and maintaining the state’s resources, and encouraging wise development of these resources by making them available for public use.
Collects, analyzes, interprets, and publishes data on Alaska's geologic resources as a stimulus to economic development, to improve public safety, and to facilitate effective management of Alaska's lands.
Investigates the geology of North Dakota, administers regulatory programs, and provides public service and information to the people of state.
Creates and maintains a safe, reliable and efficient regulatory environment for the electric, natural gas and telephone utilities.
Administers 264 million acres of America's public lands, located primarily in the 12 Western States. The BLM sustains the health, diversity, and productivity of the public lands for present and future use. Comprehensive site provides links to i.
Conducts research, collects data, and serves as the state's official archive for data on petroleum, coal, minerals, ground water, and topographic and geologic maps.
Department of Energy bureau that provides an electronic gateway to information on federal coal, oil and natural gas programs, and research/development projects.
Provides geologic mapping, technical assistance, and research and economic development information on Colorado's mineral and energy industries.
Possesses regulatory authority over utilities, insurance, state-chartered financial institutions, securities, retail franchising and railroads.
Site provides information on education and training, fatal alert bulletins, federal register documents, statistics, statutory and regulatory information, mining industry directory, forms and on-line filings, media information, and more.
Department of Conservation division that provides assistance to cities, counties, state agencies and mine operators for cost-effective reclamation planning.
Regulates public utilities, telecommunications companies and insurance companies in the state.
Provides technical and financial assistance to businesses, local governments, workers and families.
Develops and provides knowledge of the geology and hydrogeology of the State, and encourages the effective management and utilization of the State's mineral, fossil-fuel, and water resources.
Regulates, enforces the laws and supervises the exploration and production of oil and gas, the storage and dispensing of petroleum-based fuels, the establishment of rates and services of public utilities, and the operation of intrastate transpor.
Military and civilian engineers, scientists and other specialists working hand in hand as leaders in engineering and environmental matters.
Regulates electric, gas, cable TV, water, telecommunications and all public utilities in the state.
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