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<dl><dd>3 volumes (various pagings) : 28 cm</dd>
<dd>Bonneville is responsible for maintaining a network of 24,000 kilometers (km) or 15,000 miles (mi.) of electric transmission lines and 350 substations in a region of diverse vegetation. This vegetation can interfere with electric power flow, pose safety problems for us and the public, and interfere with our ability to maintain these facilities. We need to (1) keep vegetation away from our electric facilities; (2) increase our program efficiency and consistency; (3) review herbicide use (under increased public scrutiny); and (4) maximize the range of tools we can use while minimizing environmental impact (Integrated Vegetation Management). This FEIS establishes Planning Steps for managing vegetation for specific projects (to be tiered to this EIS)</dd>
<dd>Includes bibliographical references (pages 387-415) and index</dd>
<dd>Cover title</dd>
<dd>"May 2000."</dd>
<dd>"DOE/EIS-0285."</dd>
<dd>"DOE/BP-3277"--Page 4 of cover</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Vegetation management -- Northwest, Pacific; Electric power transmission -- Environmental aspects; Public lands -- Northwest, Pacific -- Management; Electric power transmission -- Environmental aspects; Vegetation management; Public lands -- Management; Pacific Northwest</div>
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