Energy law and policy

by Joseph P. Tomain

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Published 1989 by Anderson Pub. Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio .
Written in English

Places:

• United States.,
• United States
Subjects:

• Power resources -- Law and legislation -- United States.,
• Power resources -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Decision making.,
• Energy policy -- United States.

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Edition Notes

Statement	Joseph P. Tomain, James E. Hickey, Jr., with Sheila S. Hollis.
Contributions	Hickey, James E., Hollis, Sheila S.
Classifications
LC Classifications	KF2120 .T655 1989
The Physical Object
Pagination	x, 572 p. :
Number of Pages	572
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL2058084M
ISBN 10	0870848631
LC Control Number	88037148

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