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Iceland’s Territorial Sea Baselines, Volcanic Eruptions and Sea Level Rise
The Yearbook of Polar Law OnlineAbstract Volcanic eruptions can have various consequences, including in the field of the international law of the sea. This article addresses the impact that two volcanic eruptions had on the baselines for measuring the breadth of Iceland’s territorial sea. First, the impact of the eruption in 1918 in Katla was addressed by the Supreme Court of Iceland
Bjarni Már Magnússon +1 more
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BASELINE OF BEACHED MARINE DEBRIS IN THREE SITES, RED SEA - ERITREA
International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research, 2021Marine macro debris are increasingly deposited on beaches and are exposed to future micro plastics which are far more dangerous. The transboundary nature of the debris makes it a global case. This study is carried out on the Eritrean coasts of the southern Red Sea. Three sites selected according to their anthropogenic pressure difference and the result
Yihdego Tewelde +2 more
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Baseline Studies and Risk Analyses in the Baltic Sea
International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings, 1991ABSTRACT In 1986 an oil and gas concession in the Baltic Sea was granted by the Danish Ministry of Energy to a group of oil companies, with Norsk Hydro as operator. A paper describing the goals achieved midway through the program was presented at the 1989 Oil Spill Conference in San Antonio, Texas.
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Genetic baseline for conservation and management of sea trout in the northern Baltic Sea
Conservation Genetics, 2015The genetic structure of nine wild, seven hatchery-reared, and one presumably mixed, sea trout (Salmo trutta L.) populations sampled from watersheds along the Swedish Baltic Sea coast was analysed using ten microsatellite loci. DNA-information was evaluated as a baseline for mixed stock analysis (MSA) and individual assignment (IA).
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Baselines in the Modern Law of the Sea
2014In several different capacities, Satya N. Nandan has made most valuable contributions to the modernisation of the law of the sea. This chapter offers some observations on the rules of law relating to baselines. Many of these rules were discussed in the Second Committee's working group on baselines, to which Satya Nandan and the author both belonged ...
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North Sea Buzzard Field – Baseline OBN Survey Parameterisation
Proceedings, 2015A Life of Field study for the UK North Sea Buzzard Field focused the strategy on reserves maximisation. 4D seismic technology was recognised as a key potential contributor to achieving this goal, supporting the long term monitoring effort of field depletion and future drilling decisions.
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Defining the ‘boundary’ between land and sea: territorial sea baselines in the South China Sea
2014Baselines along the coast define the land/sea interface. Ascertaining the location of this ' boundary' between land and sea has crucial implications with respect to maritime jurisdiction. This is the case because while the longstanding legal maxim that ' the land dominates the sea' prevails, it has also been observed that ' it dominates it by the ...
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Redrawing the Territorial Sea Baseline in the Firth if Clyde
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 2002At first sight, the Territorial Sea (Amendment) Order 19981 is an unremarkable instrument. Its explanatory note states that it amends the Schedule to the Territorial Waters Order in Council 19642 ‘by adding a new baseline between the Mull of Kintyre and Laggan, as well as by making minor changes to [three points scheduled in the 1964 Order] which ...
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Environmental baseline study adopting omics approach in deep-sea mining scenario
2021The underwater minerals were first discovered in the 1870s but interests towards them raise recently due to the shortage in terrestrial metal resources. Capturing of these underwater minerals, which consist of an economically attractive amount of iron, copper, platinum, and rare earth, etc, are regarded as deep-sea mining activities.
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