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Dredging and dredged materials management in the Long Island Sound region

  • 1982


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    "This report to the New England Governors' Conference continues the New England River Basin Commission's work to develop a long range program for managing dredging and disposal of dredged materials in the Long Island Sound region. The report includes: a comprehenvsive review of dredging, disposal and management in the Long Island Sound region ... ; a description of key findings for improving dredging and disposal management around the Sound ... ; and an analysis of the deep ocean alternative for disposal of materials dredged from the Sound ... This report is based on consultation with a committee of scientists from around the Sound along with representatives of both sate and federal offices."--Executive summary.
  • Content Notes:
    submitted to the New England Governors' Conference by the Oceanic Society.

    "August 13, 1982."

    Also issued via the World Wide Web.

    Includes bibliographical references (pages 148-152).

    Final report.
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    Public Domain
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    Filetype[PDF - 9.92 MB]
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    urn:sha256:6f24d1b5ec95a3ee3a6f06bddfd6394eb1cbdb1d73b2309f9eab75e2077a4ec1
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