Title 30 of the United States Code explained
Title 30 of the United States Code outlines the role of mineral lands and mining in the United States Code.
- —United States Bureau of Mines
- —Mineral Lands and Regulations in General
- —Lands Containing Coal, Oil, Gas, Salts, Asphaltic Materials, Sodium, Sulphur, and Building Stone
- —Leases and Prospecting Permits
- —Lease of Gold, Silver, or Quicksilver Deposits When Title Confirmed by Court of Private Land Claims
- —Lease of Oil and Gas Deposits in or under Railroads and Other Rights-of-Way
- —Synthetic Liquid Fuel Demonstration Plants
- —Lease Of Mineral Deposits Within Acquired Lands
- —Development of Lignite Coal Resources
- —Rare And Precious Metals Experiment Station
- —Coal Mine Safety
- —Mining Claims on Lands Subject To Mineral Leasing Laws
- —Multiple Mineral Development of the Same Tracts
- —Entry and Location on Coal Lands on Discovery of Source Material
- —Control of Coal-Mine Fires
- —Anthracite Mine Drainage and Flood Control
- —Surface Resources
- —Mineral Development of Lands Withdrawn for Power Development
- —Exploration Program for Discovery of Minerals
- —Coal Research and Development
- —Lead and Zinc Stabilization Program
- —Conveyances to Occupants of Unpatented Mining Claims
- —Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety
- —Mine Safety and Health
- —Geothermal Steam and Associated Geothermal Resources
- —Geothermal Energy Research, Development, and Demonstration
- —Surface Mining Control and Reclamation
- —Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources
- —Geothermal Energy
- —Materials and Minerals Policy, Research, and Development
- —Oil and Gas Royalty Management
- —National Critical Materials Council
- —Marine Mineral Resources Research
- —Methane Hydrate Research and Development
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