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期刊名:Ocean & coastal management

缩写:OCEAN COAST MANAGE

ISSN:0964-5691

e-ISSN:1873-524X

IF/分区:5.9/Q1

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John C Pernetta,Yihang Jiang John C Pernetta
The management of comprehensive and extensive, multi-lateral and multi-national programmes and projects in the field of coastal and ocean management poses numerous organisational problems encompassing co-ordination between: the actions of i...
John F Carriger,Susan H Yee,William S Fisher John F Carriger
Quantifying ecosystem goods and services can help evaluate policies aimed at protecting present and future generations from losing ecosystem benefits. Explicating and quantifying the relationships among risk factors, ecological structure an...
Chanda J Littles,Chloe Jackson,Theodore DeWitt et al. Chanda J Littles et al.
Coastal ecosystem goods and services (EGS) have steadily gained traction in the scientific literature over the last few decades, providing a wealth of information about underlying coastal habitat dependencies. This meta-analysis summarizes ...
Kate K Mulvaney,Caroline Gottschalk Druschke Kate K Mulvaney
As climate change continues to impact New England's coastal ecosystems and their related fisheries, the need for measuring, projecting, interpreting, and applying those impacts for adaptive management is expanding. In New England, different...
Emanuele Bigagli Emanuele Bigagli
•This paper evaluates the implementation of the MSFD in the Adriatic Sea.•The MSFD is the first policy for marine complex adaptive systems in the EU.•Ecological and jurisdictional boundaries overlap and cross-border cooperation is low.•...
Donald M Anderson Donald M Anderson
Virtually every coastal country in the world is affected by harmful algal blooms (HABs, commonly called "red tides"). These phenomena are caused by blooms of microscopic algae. Some of these algae are toxic, and can lead to illness and deat...