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May 2008 Issue

In this issue:

Co-Chairs’ Comments
Patrick Flanigan and Mike Wascom…1

Florida’s Commercial Shark Fishing Industry Seeks Declaration of Fishery Failure under the Magnuson-Stevens Act Due to Regulatory Restrictions
Mike Mastry…1

Operational Issues in U.S. Fisheries Management: What Are Some of the Major Scientific, Political, and Legal Hurdles to Implementing Ecosystem-based Management?
Bradley P. Harris and Chad J. McGuire…5

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May 2008 Issue

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June 6, 2008
Global Warming II: How the Law Can Best Address Climate Change (36th National Spring Conference on the Environment)
Baltimore, MD

Ocean and Coastal Law and Policy