New GAO Reports: Aviation Safety, Black Lung Benefits, Coal Combustion Residue, Federal Energy Management

Aviation Safety: Information on the Safety Effects of Modifying the Age Standard for Commercial Pilots, GAO-10-107R, October 30, 2009
Black Lung Benefits Program: Administrative and Structural Changes Could Improve Miners’ Ability to Pursue Claims, GAO-10-7, October 30, 2009
Coal Combustion Residue: Status of EPA’s Efforts to Regulate Disposal, GAO-10-85R, October 30, 2009
Federal Energy Management: Agencies Are Taking Steps to Meet High-Performance Federal Building Requirements, but Face Challenges, GAO-10-22, October 30, 2009
Fire Grants: FEMA Has Met Most Requirements for Awarding Fire Grants, but Additional Actions Would Improve Its Grant Process, GAO-10-64, October 30, 2009
Valles Caldera: The Trust Has Made Progress but Faces Significant Challenges to Achieve Goals of the Preservation Act, GAO-10-84, October 30, 2009
Defense Acquisitions: Challenges in Aligning Space System Components, GAO-10-55, October 29, 2009
National Transportation Safety Board: Reauthorization Provides an Opportunity to Focus on Implementing Leading Management Practices and Addressing Human Capital and Training Center Issues, GAO-10-183T, October 29, 2009
Contract Management: Extent of Federal Spending under Cost-Reimbursement Contracts Unclear and Key Controls Not Always Used, GAO-09-921, September 30, 2009
Tax Debt Collection: IRS Needs to Better Manage the Collection Notices Sent to Individuals, GAO-09-976, September 30, 2009