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NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce
The UPP states that the price of a natural resource should reflect the full range of costs involved in using it, including the costs of the external effects associated with exploiting, transforming, and using the resource, together with the cost of the future uses forgone. It follows that the price for the use of a resource should be the full long-run marginal social cost of using it, including the external costs associated with its development and any resultant pollution prevention and control activities.
Industry:Fishing
The Federal Register is the official daily publication for rules, proposed rules, and notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as executive orders and other presidential documents. Fisheries regulations are not considered final until they are published in the Federal Register.
Industry:Fishing
Requires that "conservation and management measures shall be based upon the best scientific information available".
Industry:Fishing
Point at which fishing seriously compromised a fishery's continued, sustained productivity. Overfishing limits may be set based on standardized biological criteria established for a particular fishery. Overfishing limits may also incorporate economic and social considerations relevant to a particular fishery.
Industry:Fishing
Sources of sediment, nutrients, or contaminants that originate from many locations.
Industry:Fishing
Those species that (a) prey upon the target species, (b) are preyed on by it, (c) compete with it for food, living space, etc. , or (d) co-occur in the same fishing area and are exploited (or accidentally taken) in the same fishery or fisheries. These interactions can occur at any stage of the life cycle of one or other species and the range of species concerned can therefore be very large.
Industry:Fishing
In economic analysis, this is any distortion of a free market price that is made in order to reflect the real scarcity value of foods or services, including labor. An example of a shadow price is the elimination of the effect of taxes or subsidies.
Industry:Fishing
The rate used for discounting future benefits and costs based on the way that society values present, as opposed to future, consumption; typically one component of the social discount rate.
Industry:Fishing
Length or weight of the fish when it attains maturity as defined by: 1) the minimal size at which maturity is reached; 2) the size at which 50 percent of the fish of that size is mature.
Industry:Fishing
Related to open ocean waters beyond the edge of the continental shelf and the neritic zone.
Industry:Fishing
