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Environmental and aesthetic impacts of small docks and piers : workshop report : developing a science-based decision support tool for small dock management, phase 1, status of the science



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  • Alternative Title:
    Impacts of small docks and piers ; Developing a science-based decision support tool for small dock management
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    Provides a critical synthesis of potential consequences of the construction, presence, and use of small docks and piers on the coastal environment. Shading, contamination, and boating associated with docks are discussed, as well as navigation, aesthetic, and quality of life issues. The workshop, which focused on the status of the science, is the first of a series designed to support the development of a science-based decision support tool for small dock management.
  • Content Notes:
    Ruth Kelty, Steve Bliven.

    "On 22-23 January 2003, NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science hosted a workshop at the University of Massachusetts Boston to review the available scientific knowledge about the impacts of small recreational docks"--P. 3.

    "Science for solutions."

    "January 2003."

    Also available online in PDF.

    Includes bibliographical references.
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    urn:sha256:0389619ca74ebc724a7bd814103826575b92a86808eff908ba202855080258ba
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