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• 1. [Image] Preliminary Inventory of Western U. S. Cities with Proximate Hydrothermal Potential, Volume I: Report

  	The inventory appears in two volumes, the first being this report, and the second containing individual state maps of identified cities and hydrothermal sites
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Preliminary Inventory of Western U. S. Cities with Proximate Hydrothermal Potential, Volume I: Report Author: Eliot Allen & Associates Inc. Year: 1980 The inventory appears in two volumes, the first being this report, and the second containing individual state maps of identified cities and hydrothermal sites Title: Preliminary Inventory of Western U. S. Cities with Proximate Hydrothermal Potential, Volume I: Report Author: Eliot Allen & Associates Inc. Year: 1980 The inventory appears in two volumes, the first being this report, and the second containing individual state maps of identified cities and hydrothermal sites Close

• 2. [Image] Market Feasibility Assessment of Four Development Projects

  	This report is the result of work by the Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER), California State University, Chico, under contract with Fort Bidwell Indian Community Council (FBICC) to assess ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Market Feasibility Assessment of Four Development Projects Author: The Center for Business and Economic Research Year: 1980 This report is the result of work by the Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER), California State University, Chico, under contract with Fort Bidwell Indian Community Council (FBICC) to assess the economic feasibility of four projects specified by FBICC: Freshwater Prawn Production; Hydroponic Rose Production; Christmas Tree Harvesting; and the Incentives and Impact of Attracting an Electronic Assembly Firm to Fort Bidwell Title: Market Feasibility Assessment of Four Development Projects Author: The Center for Business and Economic Research Year: 1980 This report is the result of work by the Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER), California State University, Chico, under contract with Fort Bidwell Indian Community Council (FBICC) to assess the economic feasibility of four projects specified by FBICC: Freshwater Prawn Production; Hydroponic Rose Production; Christmas Tree Harvesting; and the Incentives and Impact of Attracting an Electronic Assembly Firm to Fort Bidwell Close