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Secretary Salazar Pledges to Restore Trust, Strengthen Tribal Sovereignty, Promote Sustainable Economic Development - Archive

Bureau of Indian Affairs, District of Columbia, Native Americans, Press Release

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Speech: Remarks as Prepared for Delivery The Honorable Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior Ford's Theater - Archive

National Park Service, District of Columbia, America's Great Outdoors, Press Release

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Ford's Theater, Washington, D.C. Chairman Boxer, Ranking Member Inhofe and Members of the Committee, I am pleased to appear before you today to discuss S. 1733, The Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act, and the Department of the Interior's role in building a new energy future. Let me first thank you for your time, interest, and leadership on the important issues of energy security and climate.

Secretary Salazar to Testify on Indian Affairs at Senate Hearing - Archive

Bureau of Indian Affairs, Media Advisory

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On Thursday, February 12, 2009, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar will testify before the Senate Indian Affairs Committee on his views and priorities on American Indian issues. The full committee hearing is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room SD 628.

Speech: Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar's Statement on Offshore Energy Strategy - Archive

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Energy, Press Release

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Main Interior Building, Washington D.C. Thank you all for joining me today. Today, I am once again taking steps to change the way the Interior Department does business so that we can fulfill President Obama's commitment to a government that is open and inclusive and that makes decisions based on sound science and the public interest.

Secretary Salazar to Speak at Re-Opening of Ford's Theatre to Initiate Lincoln Birthday Bicentennial - Archive

National Park Service, District of Columbia, America's Great Outdoors, Media Advisory

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Secretary Salazar, Senator Durbin to Commemorate 200th Anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's Birth with Ceremony at Lincoln Memorial - Archive

National Park Service, District of Columbia, America's Great Outdoors, Media Advisory

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar will join Senator Richard Durbin to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln at a ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial Thursday, Feb. 12. The commemoration is an annual event, required by an act of Congress, that dates back to the Memorial's dedication in 1922.

Secretary Salazar Details Strategy for Comprehensive Energy Plan on U.S. Outer Continental Shelf - Archive

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Energy, Press Release

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Secretary Salazar, Interior Employees Welcome First Lady Michelle Obama - Archive

District of Columbia, Office of the Secretary, Photo Gallery

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Secretary Salazar to Make Announcement on Offshore Energy Development Strategy - Archive

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Energy, Media Advisory

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Secretary Salazar, Interior Employees Welcome First Lady Michelle Obama - Archive

District of Columbia, Office of the Secretary, Press Release

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Interior Funding in Economic Recovery Act Would Create 100,000 Jobs - Archive

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Recovery, Press Release

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Secretary Salazar, Senator Cardin, Congressman Hoyer to Tour Patuxent Research Refuge/Wildlife Research Center to Review Proposed Projects Under President's Recovery Plan - Archive

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Maryland, Recovery, Media Advisory

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Secretary Salazar to Announce Decision on Controversial Utah Oil and Gas Lease Sale - Archive

Bureau of Land Management, Utah, Media Advisory

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WASHINGTON, D.C. - At 2:30 p.m. EST this afternoon, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will announce a decision on a controversial federal oil and natural gas lease sale that was conducted in December of 2008 under the previous administration. The announcement will be made by teleconference, which media representatives can join by calling 1-800-369-1840 and entering the access code Utah.

Secretary Salazar Restores Balance in Controversial Last-Minute Oil and Gas Lease Sale near Utah National Parks - Archive

Bureau of Land Management, Utah, America's Great Outdoors, Energy, Press Release

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced today that the Bureau of Land Management would withdraw leases that were offered on 77 parcels of U.S. public land near Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Dinosaur National Monument, and Nine Mile Canyon. The leases on these 77 parcels are the subject of litigation in U.S. District Court.

Secretary Salazar Lauds Scientists' Role in Preparing Public for Likely Eruption of Mount Redoubt Volcano in Alaska - Archive

U.S. Geological Survey, Alaska, Press Release

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REDOUBT VOLCANO, ALASKA--Scientists continue to work around-the-clock monitoring Redoubt Volcano--located 106 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska—where they predict the volcano will erupt within days to weeks. Over the weekend and through midday Monday, seismicity remained elevated, and an overflight on Saturday showed continued melting of the glacier that drains the summit crater.

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