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… for 566 Indian tribes and Alaska Natives. DOI’s 2024 budget request totals $18.9 billion, an increase of $2 … or 12 percent, more than the 2023 enacted level. The budget also provides an estimated $12.6 billion in permanent … for 566 Indian tribes and Alaska Natives. DOI’s 2024 budget request totals $18.9 billion, an increase of $2 … - page 517
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… 2024 proposed - 7786 At $18.9 billion, DOI’s 2024 proposed budget is small relative to many other federal agencies. On … Page number 519 … At $18.9 billion, DOI’s 2024 proposed budget is small relative to many other federal agencies. On … - page 519
… affairs, Freedom of Information Act compliance, and budget development. Chapter Department of the Interior Page … affairs, Freedom of Information Act compliance, and budget development. … On July 16, 2019, Secretary of - 7849 … - page 525
… their loss of authority, not to mention subordinates and budgets. Unfortunately, in the first days of the Biden … their loss of authority, not to mention subordinates and budgets. Unfortunately, in the first days of the Biden … - page 527
… relative to the conservation goals, under a constrained budget.*” Chapter Department of the Interior Page number 534 … relative to the conservation goals, under a constrained budget.*” … Direct the Fish and Wildlife Service - 7919 … - page 534
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