Federal buildings : many are threatened by earthquakes, but limited action has been taken.

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United States. General Accounting Office

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TextPublication details: Washington, D.C. : ; AEMIBK The Office, 1 992Description: 87 p. : illReport number: GAO/GGD-92-62Subject(s):

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690.220973 21

Subject: Provides information on 1) the number of federally owned and leased buildings in areas of seismic risk and the value of owned buildings and 2) federal agencies' efforts to reduce the vulnerability of these buildings

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Provides information on 1) the number of federally owned and leased buildings in areas of seismic risk and the value of owned buildings and 2) federal agencies' efforts to reduce the vulnerability of these buildings

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