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Description:Between 1978 and 1989, the National Sea Grant Office staff issued an annual document which combined program reports discussing each subject area and a listing of the projects funded during that fiscal year. While program reports were not published in fiscal years 1990 and 1991, the funded project lists were issued as Projects'90 and Projects'91. This year, two documents have been prepared, Projects '92 and this Sea Grant Review: 1990 through 1992 which summarizes the status and achievements of each subject area during the past three years. Sea Grant supports multidisciplinary research and outreach activities that encompass 18 broad subject areas.These areas fall within five major classifications—Living Resources, Human Resources, Technology and Commercial Development, Environmental Studies, and Non-Living Resources. This review's organization reflects that classification system.
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Sea Grant Document Number:NSGO-Q-92-002
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