
Why Coastal Policy is Important
Everyone
loves the seashore and the coast. The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric
Administration estimates that
- by 2011 the population density along the American coasts will be well over
400 people per square mile, 4x the rest of the country;
- there are 23 U.S. coastal states and over 100 countries;
- a substantial proportion of the world population outside the United States is
also “coastal.”
This creates lots of issues affecting coastal life requiring urgent attention.
We know that from the recent killer hurricanes to the threat of global warming
and rising seas.
Coastal
policy in the United States has been disjointed. The Providence (R.I) Journal said it's "
... a jumble of federal and state agencies and 43 congressional committees have
jurisdiction over the oceans and coasts."
New U.S.and international coastal policy efforts require bold,
integrated policy-making and public participation, volunteer work, and
cooperation with private business.
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Below is
the information you will need on the preregistration form. Course Pol Sci.
(or Env Sci) Number 442 section -XW. Credit hours 3.
Graduate 542 XW Off Campus; C DEV 542
OR GPIDEA students XF, XH 3
graduate credits CONTACT LYOUNG@IASTATE.EDU
This
summer you have an opportunity to take a six-week completely online Coastal
Policy course focusing on coastal zone management policy issues. Offered for
undergraduate or graduate credit, this course presents exciting opportunities
for
- political and environmental scientists,
- public managers,
- policy makers,
- teachers,
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