Shipping Study: The Role Of Shipping In The Introduction Of Nonindigenous Aquatic Organisms To The Coastal Waters Of The United States (Other Than The Great Lakes) And An Analysis Of Control Options

Carlton, James T.; Reid, Donald M.; Van Leeuwen, Henry

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Shipping Study: The Role Of Shipping In The Introduction Of Nonindigenous Aquatic Organisms To The Coastal Waters Of The United States (Other Than The Great Lakes) And An Analysis Of Control Options

1995
By Carlton, James T. ; Reid, Donald M. ; Van Leeuwen, Henry

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This study investigated the extent to which shipping contributes to the introduction of nonindigenous species into U.S. waters, potential options for controlling such introductions, and the issue of whether this problem is of regional or national concern.
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Aquatic Pests Biological Invasions Discharge Of Ballast Water Environmental Aspects Marine Pollution Pest Introduction
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Technical Report
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