Final report of the Commission to Study the Effects of Coastal and Ocean Acidification and its Existing and Potential Effects on Species that are Commercially Harvested and Grown Along the Maine Coast
Contributors: Schneider, Deirdre, author; Maine. Commission to Study the Effects of Coastal and Ocean Acidification and its Existing and Potential Effects on Species that are Commercially Harvested and Grown Along the Maine Coast; Maine. Legislature. Office of Policy and Legal Analysis
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Subjects: Climatic factors; Marine organisms; Climatic changes; Effect of water acidification on; Endangered ecosystems
Other titles: Commission to Study the Effects of Coastal and Ocean Acidification and its Existing and Potential Effects on Species that are Commercially Harvested and Grown Along the Maine Coast
Notes: Pursuant to Resolves 2013, ch. 110

"State of Maine, 126th Legislature, Second Regular Session" -- At head of title.

"The commission's duties included, but were not limited to, a review of the scientific literature to identify what is known about ocean acidification and steps that are needed to enhance scientific research and monitoring, develop mitigation and remediation strategies, and steps that could be taken to increase public awareness of coastal and ocean acidification. Resolve 2013, chapter 110, directed the commission to submit any proposed legislation needed to implement its recommendations to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over marine resources matters." - Executive summary.

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