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Marine use conflicts arising from development of seabed hydrocarbons and minerals: some approaches from the United States West Coast
Hildreth, R. (1989). Marine use conflicts arising from development of seabed hydrocarbons and minerals: some approaches from the United States West Coast. Ocean Shorel. Manag. 12: 271-284
In: Ocean and Shoreline Management. Elsevier Science: Barking. ISSN 0951-8312; e-ISSN 1872-7816, more
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Keywords
    Hydrocarbons
    Legislative support > Legislation
    Resources > Natural resources > Mineral resources
    Resources > Natural resources > Mineral resources > Mineral deposits > Seabed deposits
    USA
    United States [Marine Regions]
    Marine/Coastal
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  • Hildreth, R.
Abstract
    Marine resource use conflicts arising from development of seabed hydrocarbons and minerals off the West Coast of the United States are described and analyzed from a legal perspective. Techniques for avoiding or reducing conflicts include: multiple-use ocean planning to identify potential conflicts; separating exploration and development rights to remove legal impediments to conflict avoidance; using activity schedules, corridors, and buffer zones to avoid conflicts; coordinating federal and state planning and permit processes to reduce conflicts; and providing compensation for unavoidable conflicts.
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