Law of the coast
Betty Jane Kirwan, Los Angeles Shea, Robert E. Lutz
Abstract
Betty Jane Kirwan, Los Angeles Shea, Robert E. Lutz
Abstract
A report on the Conference on the Legal Aspects of Coastal Zone Management is presented. Six papers of broad appeal were selected for this publication. They are as follows: (1) the operation of the Federal Coastal Zone Management Act as amended; (2) overview of changes occurring in the law of the Sea - implications for Federal-State relations; (3) preemption and the role of the state legislature in the coastal zone; (4) EPA authority and responsibility under the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972; (5) the tidelands trust, custom, implied dedication and other problems of purchasers of state tidelands; and (6) innovative programs and proposals for the reconciliation of private and public interests in the coastal zone. (DC)
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A report on the Conference on the Legal Aspects of Coastal Zone Management is presented. Six papers of broad appeal were selected for this publication. They are as follows: (1) the operation of the Federal Coastal Zone Management Act as amended; (2) overview of changes occurring in the law of the Sea - implications for Federal-State relations; (3) preemption and the role of the state legislature in the coastal zone; (4) EPA authority and responsibility under the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972; (5) the tidelands trust, custom, implied dedication and other problems of purchasers of state tidelands; and (6) innovative programs and proposals for the reconciliation of private and public interests in the coastal zone. (DC)
Key concepts: Coastal zone, Appeal, Legislature, Coastal management, State (computer science), Political science, Law, Preemption