New York and her coastal environments : the importance of developing policies for the future : conclusions and recommendations of a forum /
Date
1985-10-29Metadata
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Marine Sciences.; Atmospheric Sciences.; New York State Department of Agriculture.; Long Island Regional Planning Board.; New York State Department of Commerce.; Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.; New York State Department of State.; New York State Department of Health.; New York State Department of Parks and Recreation.; National Sea Grant Program -- New York Sea Grant Institute.; Environmental policy -- New York (State).; Coastal zone management -- New York (State).Abstract
from the introduction, ". . .The ocean, the State's estuaries, the Great Lakes, and the
Hudson have played crucial roles in New York's history. Surely New York would be a very
different state without them; yet much of the commitment to this heritage has been eroded. The State is neglecting some of our greatest natural resources and we all are the losers for it. The results of years of neglect and abuse of our natural resources and
heritage are apparent. Fortunately, New York is equipped with the knowledge and resources not only to protect, but to effectively utilize the wealth of our coastal environments. But it will not come without an effort. . ."
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15 leaves ; 28 cm.
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Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook University; Stony Brook, NYRelated items
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