Coastal Zone Management Journal · 1978 · 14 citations · 2 references
PlanningEnvironmental PolicyHistoric PreservationCoastal GeographyCoastal Zone ManagementMarine ConservationCoastal ManagementCoastal Resource ManagementCoastal Zone ConservationCoastal Zone PolicyShoreline ManagementShoreline PlanningCoastal Habitat ProtectionCoastal Heritage ManagementCoastal Management PolicyCoastal Policy AnalysisCoastal Zone ProtectionInstallationsNuclear Power StationsShoreline Management Policy
Abstract This article outlines the steps that have been taken to conserve the coast of Great Britain. It treats the subject historically and emphasizes the ways in which unofficial and official bodies have interacted. Apart from a few very restricted areas, the shoreline is open to all people. The siting of houses, chalets, and huts is strictly controlled. Problems arise from time to time as to the location of nuclear stations, oil storage areas, and similar installations; these issues are settled in full discussions at official inquiries at which all interests—official, business, and conservation–are represented.
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The Coastline of England and Wales
W. V. G. Balchin, J. A. Steers · Geographical Journal · 1965 · 94 citations
Coastal Preservation and Planning
J. A. Steers · Geographical Journal · 1944 · 31 citations