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To the extent that the United States can claim to have an ecosystem approach to management, it is the product of weaving together these multiple strands of implementation. Not surprisingly, to use an analogy, the results so far resemble an abstract weaving rather than a tapestry. An examination of how each of these strands and their ensemble are able to incorporate or adapt to new uses like marine renewable energy reveals interesting insights into how a true ecosystem approach to management might function and demonstrates inherent weaknesses of this multi-strand approach.
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Weaving together the multiple strands that represent ecosystem-based management of the oceans in the US does not produce a tapestry. Rather it seems to produce an abstract weaving or collage with multiple clumps and lots of holes. Starting with the patchwork fabric of the approximately 140 laws that apply to marine management and governance, no clear mandates for EBM emerge that can be enforced by agencies or by others seeking to take agencies who ignore them to court in our litigious system. The complex of laws does inject important elements of EBM through requirements to manage fisheries sustainably, to avoid extinctions, to protect marine mammals, to set aside marine protected areas, and to identify the environmental impacts of major federal actions. The cumulative effect of these laws does promote direct and indirect consideration of precautionary management of the marine environment and together they form a fragmented foundation on which other ecosystem-based management approaches can build. Nevertheless, the appetite in Congress for comprehensive, EBM oriented legislation appears to be very small and no strong groundswell of popular support for legislative action is expected under the prevailing political climate.
\u201CPeter Williams has written an excellent introduction and guide to natural theology. I appreciate the practicality of this volume: its array of written and internet resources on arguments for God\u2019s existence; helpful annotated bibliographies on valuable books on natural theology; and the author\u2019s weaving together his personal story into the book to show the relevance of these natural theological arguments. In addition, the author robustly engages contemporary dissenting non-theistic voices with pointed responses of his own. A valuable book!\u201D 2ff7e9595c
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