Methodologies and mechanisms for management of cumulative coastal environmental impacts : Part I, Synthesis, with annotated bibliography

Vestal, Barbara; Rieser, Alison; Ludwig, Michael, 1945-; Kurland, Jonathan M.; Collins, Cori; Ortiz, Jill

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Methodologies and mechanisms for management of cumulative coastal environmental impacts : Part I, Synthesis, with annotated bibliography

1995
By: Vestal, Barbara ; Rieser, Alison ; Ludwig, Michael, 1945-
Series: NOAA Coastal Ocean Program decision analysis series no. 6

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Vestal, Barbara ; Rieser, Alison ; Ludwig, Michael, 1945- ; Kurland, Jonathan M. ; Collins, Cori ; Ortiz, Jill
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Marine Law Institute ; United States, NOAA Coastal Ocean Program Office,
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NOS (National Ocean Service)
Content Notes:

Barbara Vestal, Alison Rieser : Part II, Development and application of a cumulative impacts assessment protocol / Michael Ludwig, Jonathan Kurland, Cori Collins, Jill Ortiz ; in conjunction with the Marine Law Institute, University of Maine School of Law.

"Science for solutions."

"September 1995."

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Vestal, Barbara, Alison Rieser et al. 1995. Methodologies and Mechanisms for Management of Cumulative Coastal Environmental Impacts. Part I -- Synthesis, with Annotated Bibliography; Part II -- Development and Application of a Cumulative Impacts Assessment Protocol. NOAA Coastal Ocean Program Decision Analysis Series No. 6. NOAA Coastal Ocean Office, Silver Spring, MD. publshr
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NOAA Coastal Ocean Program decision analysis series no. 6
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Miscellaneous
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United States
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[PDF - 24.63 MB]
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