Offshore Aquaculture Regulation under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act
A brief overview of the role of the Magnuson-Stevens Act in regulating offshore aquaculture.
Managing Our West Coast: The Cumulative Impacts Challenge
NRDA in Action: How the Public Has Helped Shape Natural Resource Restoration
BP Oil Disaster: Restoration and Recovery: Public Participation Opportunities
Aquaculture Regulation Under the Clean Water Act
An assessment of the role of the Clean Water Act in regulating offshore aquaculture.
Reducing Overfishing Through Traceability
A review of the potential for seafood traceability systems to reduce illegal catch and mislabeling.
Fast-Tracking Good Restoration Projects in the Gulf of Mexico
In April 2016, a federal court approved a settlement among the United States, five Gulf states, and BP. This settlement resolved all of the federal and state governments’ remaining claims against BP related to the Deepwater Horizon (DWH) oil spill. Under the terms of that settlement, billions of dollars will flow to the Gulf for restoration and recovery over the coming decades. This includes up to $8.8 billion that will be distributed through the natural resource damage assessment (NRDA) process, and $4.4 billion that will distributed through the RESTORE Act.