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Marine policy : A Capitol Hill perspective

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Hochberg, Ann P.

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As a part of my graduate program in Marine Resource Management (MRM) at Oregon State University, I was fortunate to be able to pursue my interest in marine and coastal policy. I spent fifteen months as a Sea Grant intern in the United States Congress, challenged in ways I could...

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Marine Policy: A Capitol Hill Perspective by Ann P. Hochberg
Hatchery development of marine bivalve molluscs

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Solon, E. Mark

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The direction of my Marine Resource Management program has been to develop an expertise in a particular area of aquaculture, complemented by a general knowledge of oceanographic principles. Specifically, my area of interest is the culture of marine bivalve molluscs. Prior to entering the MRM program, I had worked with...

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Seafood Processing. In a special pro- jects course under Wilbur Breese at the Marine Science Center, I
Survey of Oregon Coastal Port Districts: 1976

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Burger, Jeffrey

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Estuaries, an important part of the continental shelf, have been important centers for the economic development of man. They serve as an interface between the terrestrial and oceanic realm and are a part of the ocean that receives the most physical damage. Different agencies and political groups are vested with...

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Burger Internship Report Submitted to Marine Resource Management Program School of Oceanography
Juan Fernandez Islands (Chile) Living Marine Resources and Fishery Perspective

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Arana, Patricio M.

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This paper is an attempt to summarize our actual knowledge about the marine resources available in the area. It also analyzes the situation of the fishery and the principal aspects involved in a possible plan for an integral fisheries development of the Oceanic region around the islands. This plan could...

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Juan Fernandez Islands (Chile) Living Marine Resources and Fishery
Six months with the NOAA oil and hazardous materials project : An account of experiences and impressions

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Pavia, Robert

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The Marine Resource Management Program at Oregon State University offers a unique opportunity for study to the marine environments student. The integrated program affords a diversified experience in economics, business, social and political sciences in addition to the natural sciences. An internship which allows practical application of academic concepts is...

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Account of experiences and impressions Submitted in partial fulfillment: Oceanography Master of Science
Internship Report : NOAA/MESA

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Baker, Katherine S.

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Internship Report by Katherine Spratt Baker Submitted to Marine
Identification of representative west coast areas for manganese nodule processing activities

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Henderson, James A.

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Manganese nodules are concretions which are widely distributed on the bottom of marine waters as well as on the bottom of some lakes. They vary in size, abundance, and to some extent composition, with location. The nodules are of potential economic value because of the nickel, copper, cobalt and manganese...

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Manganese Nodule Processing Activities by James A. Henderson Internship Report Submitted to Marine
Five months as a coastal port manager

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Rohrberg, Vicki

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A Marine Resource Management Internship Report FIVE MONTHS AS A
A draft management plan for the Sapelo Island National Estuarine Sanctuary: a look to 1980 and beyond

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Snow, Patricia L.

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The Sapelo Island National Estuarine Sanctuary (will be referred to as Sapelo Island Estuarine Sanctuary) has been in operation since 1976, but to this date no management plan has been drafted or implemented. Management of the Sanctuary has changed from the management structure outlined in the initial Sanctuary Proposal and...

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Estuarine Sanctuary: A Look to 1980 and Beyond by Patrica L. Snow Internship Report Submitted to Marine
Port Pricing and Cargo Handling in Port of Portland and Implications for Somalia's Port System

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Nur, Mohammed H.

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This report is an exposition of an eleven week training internship in the Port of Portland (POP). My interest in serving an internship at POP came as a result of a field trip in the spring of 1980 during which I was fascinated by the ports operations and diversity. During...

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Implications for Somalia's Port System by Mohammed H. Nur Internship Report Submitted to Marine Resource

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Beaches -- Tropics1
Bivalve culture1
Bivalvia -- Growth1
Cargo handling -- Oregon -- Portland1
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