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Some Other Important, and Their Analyses,ss. These AOCs address some crucial issues of urban restorations, applications of statistical analyses, and involvements of citizen advisory input. They also provide some advances in restoration techniques.

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Some New England Rivers and Their Advocacy Organizations, an environmental advocacy organization with significant private contributions, and with some federal and state support. These are successful efforts, but they are not led by state or federal agencies, and as such they represent highly different remediations than those reviewed for the Great Lakes’ AOCs.

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Conclusion: Some Lessons from Local Restorations,e task? If so, the Hudson River Estuary might fit the description of “cannot be adequately restored?” This issue is examined in this chapter in light of the lessons from the analyses of previous chapters.

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Book 2023ow into North America’s Great Lakes and other sites in the northeastern industrial corridor of the US. Robinson examines twenty of the forty-eight sites included in the .Areas of Concern Program. of the .Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement. between Canada and the US. These twenty include heavily urb

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,Ohio’s , and Citizen Involvement,cratic and perhaps political prize of delisting appears now to have a higher priority than full restoration. This possibly confused prioritization is examined in this chapter. Note that for ease of reading, a list of acronyms is presented in the Appendix to this chapter.