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Stansby, Maurice E. (1987). "Nutritional Properties of Recreationally
Caught Marine Fishes." Marine Fisheries Review, 49(2):118-121.
This paper discusses the nutritional properties of various species of
fish caught by marine anglers. Most of the species mentioned are strictly
marine, although a few are anadromous.
Statistical Surveys Branch (1985). "End-of-Year Reports: Annual
Landings by Distance Caught from Shore - Southeast Region for 1984
(preliminary)." Miami Laboratory, Southeast Fisheries Center,
National Marine Fisheries Service, 75 Virginia Beach Drive, Miami,
Florida, June, 28 pp.
This publication is a preliminary report for 1984 on the commercial
fisheries of the Southeast Region of the United States. These figures
represent the best available data as of February 1985 that were submitted as
input into "Fisheries of the United States, 1984" and are subject to revision.
Stavins, Robert N. (Project Director) (1991). "Project 88 Harnessing
Market Forces to Protect Our Environment: Initiatives for the New
President." A public policy study sponsored by Senators Timothy
E. Wirth and John Heinz, Washington, D.C.
A study of the uses of market forces to correct environmental problems.
Stavins, Robert N. (Project Director) (1991). "Project 88 -- Round II
Incentives for Action: Designing Market Based Environmental
Strategies." A public policy study sponsored by Senators Timothy
E. Wirth and John Heinz, Washington, D.C.
A study of the uses of market forces to correct environmental problems.
Stedman, Susan-Marine and Jeanne Hanson (1997). Wetlands, Fisheries &
Economics in the South Atlantic Coastal States. Habitat Connections,
1(2): 1-4.
The summaries for the south Atlantic coastal states provide information
about the contribution of commercial and recreational fisheries to local and
state economies, the relationships between the important fish species and
wetlands, and the status of wetland habitats.
Steenblik, Ronald P. (1998). Previous Multilateral Efforts to Discipline
Subsidies to Natural Resource Based Industries. Draft report,
Principle Administrator, Fishery Policies Division, Directorate for
Food, agriculture and Fisheries, OECD 2 rue Andre -Pascal, 75775 Paris
Cedex 16, France.
The main aim of this paper is to compare past attempts to discipline
subsidies to primary industries and to search for lessons that might be able
to inform current and future dialogues on subsidy issues.
Steenblik, Ronald P. and Gordon R. Munro (1998). Current International Work
on Subsidies in Fisheries: A Survey. To be published in
Overcapitalization and Subsidies in European Fisheries, Proceedings of
the Concerted Action Workshop, Portsmouth, U.K., 28-30 October (A.
Hatcher and K. Robinson, eds.) Forthcoming 1999.
This paper surveys current international work in the area of subsidies
to the fisheries sector, with particular reference to ongoing activities in
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