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Living Marine Resources and Their Sustainable Development Some Environmental and Institutional Perspectives

Out of Print
Series: FAO Fisheries Technical Papers Volume: 353
By: JF Caddy and RC Griffiths
167 pages, Figs
Living Marine Resources and Their Sustainable Development
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  • Living Marine Resources and Their Sustainable Development ISBN: 9789251037638 Paperback Dec 1995 Out of Print #59217
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About this book

A broad perspective on issues related to living marine resources, and their environment and management is presented in this document, following the UN Conference on Environment and Development and the Cancun Conference. It begins with a sectoral discussion of sustainable development of living resources of nearshore and estuarine, semi-closed seas, coastal and shelf waters, the high seas and Antarctic waters. Constraints on harvesting, impacts of marine pollution and potential for further development of resources are addressed. Each section concludes with a discussion of elements that can be included in a resource management programme.

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The state of living marine resources and their environment; short-term amd long-term variability in the marine environment; the optimum harvesting of living marine resources; impacts on fish stocks other than those due to fishing; the role of research, technology and monitoring; the international framework for sustainable development and living marine resource use.

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Out of Print
Series: FAO Fisheries Technical Papers Volume: 353
By: JF Caddy and RC Griffiths
167 pages, Figs
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