coastal zone

The coastal zone of the same state was also used.

The coastal zone is very important for Europe, as other speakers have said.

The city is located almost entirely in a "coastal zone".

No one coastal zone is the same as another.

There are at least two species of king crabs found in the coastal zone.

"The coastal zone program can be a great asset," he said.

It contributes to the development of coastal zone management legislation and programs.

Congressional findings Congress found a national interest for the management protection and use of coastal zones.

The white sand belt lies south of the coastal zone.

So there really is an urgent need to tackle coastal zone management.

The area hugs a coastal zone with a rocky beach.

There is an opportunity here to explain why the coastal zone is so special.

Shell middens are found in coastal zones all over the world.

Along the coastal zones, average snowfall will be closer to 25 inches.

"We can't wait any longer, the gap is widening with the coastal zones."

For research, industry, commerce To support marine spatial planning and coastal zone management.

Member States should adopt binding measures to ensure good coastal zone management.

This will only be possible if the integrated coastal zone management process is backed up with appropriate legislation.

This should happen not later than three years after the adoption of the current recommendation on integrated coastal zone management.

In relation to coastal zones it is extremely important.

In general, the coastal zone has a subtropical Mediterranean climate.

The inquiry was the most comprehensive investigation ever undertaken into the coastal zone.

It has been estimated that 75 percent of this country's population will live in the coastal zone by the end of 1990.

Large, often colorful, jellyfish are common in coastal zones worldwide.

The coastal zone's relative humidity usually remains about 70 percent even during the dry seasons.