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Impacts and Adaptation Option for

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2. Grasslands and Rangelands

3. Desert Regions

4. Land Degradation, including

Desertification

5. Mountain Regions

6. Non-Coastal Wetlands

7. The Cryosphere

8. Oceans and Large Lakes

9. Coastal Zones and Small Islands

10. Freshwater Systems and Hydrology

B. Chapter Relating to Assessment of

Impacts and Adaptation Options for

Socio-Economic Systems

11. Energy, Industry, and Transportation

12. Human Settlement

13. Agriculture

14. Freshwater Supply and Quality

15. Forestry

16. Fisheries

17. Insurance

18. Human Health

C. Chapters Relating to Assessment of

Mitigation Options

19. Energy Supply

20. Industry

21. Transportation

22. Human Settlements

23. Agriculture

24. Forests

25. Cross-Sectoral Options

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Methodologies and Inventories

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Adaptation Options (Not available for

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27. Assessments of Mitigation Options

28. Inventory of Technologies, Methods,

and Practices

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Federal Advisory Committee Act (Public

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hereby given that meeting of the

Literature Advisory Panel (Professional

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Arts will be held on March 16–17, 1995.

The Professional Development/Special

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The Overview Section of this meeting

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program overview and policy and

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March 17 are for the purpose of Panel

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recommendation on applications for

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given that a meeting of the Media Arts

Advisory Panel (Film/Video Production

Section) to the National Council on the

Arts will be held on March 22–23, 1995.

The panel will meet from 9:00 a.m. to

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to the public on March 23 from 4:30

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recommendation on applications for

financial assistance under the National

Foundation on the Arts and the