. Küste beobachten. Meeresschätze; Ozeanographie; Management von Küstenzonen; Ökologie der Küsten. Cepted für öffentliche Anhörung und eine weitere Studie, die von der EMV. Von Norden nach Süden, die Seiten enthalten Alligator River, Swan Quartal Bucht und Juniper Bucht; südöstliche Pamlico Sound, Core Sound und Klang; Western Bogue Sound und Bear Island; Stumpf klingen; Topsail Klang und Ton; Masonboro Insel; und Lockwoods Torheit River. Von Anfang an war die öffentliche Unterstützung benachteiligter Küsten ORWs, sagt Charles Peter, Sohn, ein Mitglied der EMC und ein Meer gewähren Wissenschaftler. Anrufe, Briefe und Kom- lungen vertreten eine wachsende p

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. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. cepted for public hearing and further study by the EMC. From north to south, the sites included Alligator River; Swan Quarter Bay and Juniper Bay; southeastern Pamlico Sound, Core Sound and Back Sound; western Bogue Sound and Bear Island; Stump Sound; Topsail Sound and Middle Sound; Masonboro Island; and Lockwoods Folly River. From the beginning, public support favored coastal ORWs, says Charles Peter- son, a member of the EMC and a Sea Grant scientist. Calls, letters and com- ments represented a growing public awareness of what's happening at the coast and the desire to save it, he adds. In December, Gov. James G. Martin and his administration recommended ORW ap- proval for the sites. The governor's back- ing "greased the skids, " as one EMC member put it. Even so, environmentalists were worried that the tide would turn. Three EMC decision-makers held strong ties to development. And nine of the voting members were sworn in Sept. 14, the day the vote was taken. There was some disagreement and discussion, Peterson says, but when the votes came in, none were even close. All but one site was approved. Lockwoods Folly, one of the state's prime shellfishing grounds, had been closed because of pollution. EMC recommended a plan to clean up the waters. And they designated the Tar-Pamlico River as "nutrient-sensitive waters." (See story, next page.) The EMC clearly saw threats to coastal waters with the rate and type of develop- ment occurring, Derb Carter says. By pro- tecting existing water quality and refusing to tolerate degradation, "they acted in the best interest of all the citizens of the state who use and are interested in these waters, " he adds. "They did the right thing." The new ORW classifications protect critical areas such as shellfish beds, grass beds and nursery areas for young fish. "Each water body has its own specific standa

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