Coastal choices : deciding our future

Keeley, David

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Coastal choices : deciding our future

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1987

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Personal Authors:

Keeley, David

Corporate Authors:

Maine Coastal Program . United States, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management, .

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Description:

Foreword -- Introduction -- Conserving coastal lands -- Wildlife -- Critical areas program -- Public access -- Economic growth -- Growth management -- Cumulative impacts of growth -- Marine pollution -- Working waterfronts -- Seafood prices -- Aquaculture -- Ports and harbors -- Energy development -- Shoreline hazards -- Freshwater -- Tourism -- Photo credits -- Maine Coastal Program.

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Professional Paper

Collection(s):

National Ocean Service (NOS)

Funding:

Funding: Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management.;

Place as Subject:

Maine ; Atlantic Coast (Me.) ;

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