Editor:
Stephanie Showalter, J.D., M.S.E.L.

Authors:
Thomas T. Ankersen
James F. Choate III
Althea S. Hotaling
R. Benjamin Lingle
Joe Mathews
P. Alex Quimby
R. Kevin Sharbaugh

 

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• Individual Articles:

• Cover and Table of Contents
  
• Introduction to the Special Issue: Focus on Florida
  Page 1 by Thomas T. Ankersen
• Take Me to the Water: Florida's Shrinking Public Access to the Waterfront and the Steps to Preserve It
  Page 4 by R. Kevin Sharbaugh
• Sea Level Rise Planning for Florida's Nuclear Energy Infrastructure: A Wait and "Sea" Approach?
  Page 28 by James F. Choate III
• Comprehensive Seagrass Restoration Planning in Southwest Florida: Science, Law and Management
  Page 61 by Althea S Hotaling, R. Benjamin Lingle, and Thomas T. Ankersen
• Analyzing Uncertainty: Issues of Purely Economic Losses and Preemption Facing Individuals Injured by an Oil Spill
  Page 79 by P. Alex Quimby
• Redefining the Territorial Sea in the Clean Water Act: Replacing Outdated Terminology and Extending Regulatory Jurisdiction
  Page 114 by Joe Mathews

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ISSN 1947-3982    |    ISSN 1947-3990