Posted by Aimee Bushman in Regional Ocean Planning. Comments Off on The National Ocean Policy at 5 Years: Ocean Planning 101
23rd July
Ocean planning is a hot topic here at CLF, and, while we have been plugged into the process in New England for a few years, newbies understandably find that the term “ocean planning” can, for lack of a better term, confuse more than clarify. For those passionate about the health of our oceans (you, I bet!) but confused about what ocean planning means for New England, consider this post your “Ocean Planning 101” crash course.
Originally posted on OpenChannels Tuesday, March 12, 2013 – 1:14pm By Robin Just, Conservation Law Foundation, [email protected] Since Governor Deval Patrick’s signing of our historic Massachusetts Oceans Act in 2008 led to the promulgation of our Massachusetts Ocean Management Plan in 2009, it has been a busy time for ocean planning in the Bay State.… Read the rest
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