Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal
The Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal is an online, scholarly publication of the National Sea Grant Law Center (NSGLC) that provides a forum for the timely discussion and exploration of legal topics of relevance to the Sea Grant network of extension agents, researchers, coastal managers and users, and local decision-makers. The Journal features concise articles on a range of subjects that should be of interest to anyone involved in ocean, coastal, or Great Lakes resource management, lawyer and non-lawyer alike.
The NSGLC strives to support the creation of new law and policy knowledge through rigorous, peer-reviewed research competitions. Towards that end, NSGLC provides funding for awarded applicants to organize and host academic symposia addressing priority ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes law and policy topics and publishes a Journal edition for each selected symposium.
At times, the Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal also issues calls for papers for stand alone issues, including articles from law and graduate students. For questions related to article submissions, please contact the Journal at sglpjeditor@olemiss.edu.
View our guidelines to assist writers in preparing information for publication in the Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal.
March 2024 | Volume 13:1
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Individual Articles:
- The First Blue Carbon Law Symposium: A Threshold for Practitioners, Regulators, and Stakeholders
Page 1 by Brita J. Jessen - Blue Carbon Law
Page 9 by Adam D. Orford - Blue Carbon and Wetlands Compensatory Mitigation: Fitting a Climate-Sized Peg into a Watershed-Sized Hole
Page 67 by Katie Hill and Amanda C. Spivak - Legal Considerations for Coastal Blue Carbon Projects in Georgia and Louisiana
Page 98 by Valerie A. Black, S. Beaux Jones, Tim J. Carruthers, Sean Kelley, and Tyler Sanchez - Overcoming Legal and Carbon Market Challenges to Blue Carbon Projects on Public Lands
Page 117 by Read D. Porter
The Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal was prepared by the National Sea Grant Law Center under award NA090AR4170200 from NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Sea Grant Law Center or the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal, Vol. 13:1
Want updates on new issues & symposia? Contact Catherine Janasie at cjanasie@olemiss.edu
Journal Guidelines
This guide is to assist writers in preparing information for publication in the Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal.
