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Basic Concepts to Develop a Marine Pollution Monitoring Program at the Tijuana-Ensenada Corridor, Baja California, Mexico

Creator:: Alvarez-Vazquez, Hector
Abstract:: The development of a Marine Pollution Monitoring Program (MPMP), in any coastal area of the world, requires a precise knowledge of the functioning of the local ecosystem. Because of the differences found in every coastal ecosystem, it is important to recognize and characterize the reservoirs and significant environments that maintain...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: 54 IV A MARINE POLLUTION MONITORING PROGRAM 57 Reservoirs and significant environments 62 rivers

The evolution between 1935 and 1965 of federal legislation to control water pollution and its relationship to water quality regulation in the Lower Columbia river

Creator:: Updegraff, Nancy A.
Abstract:: This study traces the evolution of federal legislation to control water pollution in the period between 1935 and 1965. In this legislative history, the function of interest groups, the actions of congressmen and congressional committees, and the role of the President and the Executive Branch are reviewed. The water pollution...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Marine mammals are now protected by federal statute

Creator:: Oregon State University. Extension Service/Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: MARINE MAMMALS ARE NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Oregon

Analysis of socio-cultural factors affecting the establishment of a cross-cultural Christian leadership education program in Mexico City

Creator:: Mishler, Darrell W. (Darrell Wayne)
Abstract:: An educational program, or school is a social system defined by norms, values, status and goals (Banks & Banks, 1989). Analyzing socio-cultural factors affecting program development is a preliminary step to assisting in the establishment of a cross-cultural Christian leadership education program in Mexico City. Six categories of socio-cultural factors...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Some consequences of extending ocean resource zones

Creator:: Wilson, James R. (James Rolland), 1951-
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: jurisdiction and subsequent attempts at forming a new law of the sea. Extended Jurisdiction In a Historical

Legislative fellowship final report, 1989

Creator:: Husing, Onno, Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association, and Oregon State University. Sea Grant College Program
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: section on wetlands for further discussion of land use issues since more state legislation and federal

Legislative fellowship final report, 1995

Creator:: Coontz, Julie, Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association, and Oregon State University. Sea Grant College Program
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: , writing up the Coastal Caucus meeting minutes, and sending information back and forth on legislation. I

Legislative fellowship final report, 1993

Creator:: Brennan, Sean, Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association, and Oregon State University. Sea Grant College Program
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: or her to prepare for the job. As a law student and with a bit of previous background in legislative

Legislative Fellowship final report, 1991

Creator:: Brown, Mara Arwyn, Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association, and Oregon State University. Sea Grant College Program
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: covered. In addition to keeping very close watch on major ocean and coastal legislation by attending

Protecting Marine Mammals in the U.S: Tradeoffs Between Public and Private Costs

Creator:: Magnusson, Gisele and Bisack, Kathryn
Abstract:: Implementation of the U.S. Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) generates costs to both the public and private sectors. While many of the costs are complementary, some result in potential tradeoffs between various groups incurring these costs. Under the MMPA, if estimated bycatch of a species exceeds its Potential Biological Removal...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: the U.S. Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) generates costs to both the public and private sectors

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Basic Concepts to Develop a Marine Pollution Monitoring Program at the Tijuana-Ensenada Corridor, Baja California, Mexico

The evolution between 1935 and 1965 of federal legislation to control water pollution and its relationship to water quality regulation in the Lower Columbia river

Marine mammals are now protected by federal statute

Analysis of socio-cultural factors affecting the establishment of a cross-cultural Christian leadership education program in Mexico City

Some consequences of extending ocean resource zones

Legislative fellowship final report, 1989

Legislative fellowship final report, 1995

Legislative fellowship final report, 1993

Legislative Fellowship final report, 1991

Protecting Marine Mammals in the U.S: Tradeoffs Between Public and Private Costs

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