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DOER
(redirected from Deep Ocean Energy Resources)

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DOERDivision of Energy Resources (Massachusetts, USA)
DOERDeep Ocean Energy Resources
DOERDepartment of Energy Resources (Boston, MA)
DOERDepartment of Employee Relations (Minnesota)
DOERDredging Operations and Environmental Research program
DOERDeep Ocean Exploration and Research


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The House version, known as the Deep Ocean Energy Resources Act of 2006 (DOER Act, H.
Lifeblood from the ocean floor: the lame-duck Congress has the ... by Jasper, William F. / The New American
One proposal, sponsored by Congressmen Greg Walden (R-OR) and Peter DeFazio (D-OR), was an amendment to the Deep Ocean Energy Resources Act that would direct $50 million per year of new royalties collected by the federal government from offshore oil exploration to the county payments program.
Washington outlook by Gray, Gerry / American Forests
Peter DeFazio and Greg Walden got partial funding for the Secure Rural Schools Act inserted into the deplorable Deep Ocean Energy Resources Act.
Counties face 'cliff' by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
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