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RREA
(redirected from Renewable Resources Extension Act)

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RREARenewable Resources Extension Act
RREARed River Exhibition Association
RREARetail Real Estate America
RREARutland Region Education Alliance
RREARace Relations Education Association
RREARendezvous Radar Electronics Assembly
RREARelativistic Runaway Electron Avalanche
RREARound Rock Educators Association (Texas)
RREAReal Red Eyes Albino (Guppy Strain Poecillia Reticula)
RREARevolution Remembered: Eyewitness Accounts (book)


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The third program, a "Sustainable Forestry Outreach Initiative," amends the Renewable Resources Extension Act and increases the funding authorization to $30 million to educate landowners about the benefits of sustainable forestry and the resources available to assist them.
Washington Outlook by Gray, Gerry / American Forests
Department of Agriculture's Renewable Resources Extension Act, the University of Vermont Forestry Extension Service, in cooperation with industry and state forestry organizations, sponsored a series of three all-day workshops on forest water quality, forest ecology, and silviculture.
Loggers' LEAP of faith by Jones, Stephen B. / American Forests
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