Managing the Ocean Resources of the United States The Role of the Federal Marine Sanctuaries Program - Finn, Daniel P.; SpringerLink (Online service) (Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 1982)
I. Introduction -- II. Case Studies -- A. Conflicting Statutory Policies and Programs - OCS Oil and Gas Lease Sale No. 42 (Georges Bank) of the Department of the Interior -- B. Overlapping Regulatory Authority - The Santa Barbara Channel and the Channel Islands -- C. Gaps in Statutory Authority to Manage and Protect Outer Continental Shelf Resources - Historical Objects and Living Resources -- III. Interagency Coordination for the Management of marine Resources -- A. The Sructure of Federal Marine Programs -- B. Problems in Interagency Coordination for Marine Resources Management -- IV. The Marine Sanctuaries Program -- 1. Inherent Problems -- 2. History and Past Management -- 3. Political Factors -- 4. Organizational Considerations -- V. The Role of Designating Marine areas for Special Management -- 1. Broadened Institutional Perspective -- 2. Interagency Accommodation and Executive Coordination -- 3. Public Participation -- 4. Management Advantages -- 5. Facilitation of New Uses -- 6. International Considerations -- 7. Intergovernmental Coordination -- 8. Regulatory Flexibility -- VI. Recommendations and Conclusions -- A. Recommendations for the Design and Implementation of the Special Area Designation Process -- B. Conclusions -- Notes -- Alphabetical List of Major References.
Keywords: Ecology .; Environmental economics; Ecology; Environmental Economics