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Policy for Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Coastal Zone

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Asia-Pacific Coasts and Their Management

Part of the book series: Coastal Systems and Continental Margins ((CSCM,volume 11))

Since the 1970s all countries have faced serious marine and coastal pollution, and have been forced to resolve these problems. For instance, Japan has long suffered from frequent occurrences of “Red Tide” in semi-enclosed bays and inland seas. This is symbolic of widespread marine pollution. On the other hand, the USA was challenged by diminishing and degradation of coastal wetlands, and the decline of fishery resources. In parallel with these local problems, global environmental issues have emerged since the late 1980s, including global warming, ozone layer depletion and marine pollution.

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Mimura, N., Shikida, A., Yamao, M. (2008). Policy for Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Coastal Zone. In: Mimura, N. (eds) Asia-Pacific Coasts and Their Management. Coastal Systems and Continental Margins, vol 11. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-3625-5_4

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