Coastlines Newsletters for 1988

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Below are the tables of contents for these issues of Coastlines. If you are interested in receiving a photocopy of one of these newsletters, please send your request to [e-mail] and include the name and complete date of the edition.

January 1988

• Roseate Tern Declared an Endangered Species, p. 1.
• Director's Message—Richard F. Delaney, p. 2.
• The Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act and the New Wildlife Regulations, p. 4.
• Harbor Planning Program Update, p. 5.
• Governor Signs Open Space Bill, p. 5.
• Environmental Guide "And Two if by Sea; Fighting the Attack on America's Coasts, a Citizen's Guide to the U.S. Coastal Zone Management Act" Available, p. 5.
• THE BOSTON PATRIOT, Barge with Toxic Cargo Strands on Sandwich Beach, p. 6.
• The Problem with Removing a Dune, p. 7.
• CZM Sponsors Public Meeting on ACECs, p. 7.
• EOEA Names Five "Special Places" in Massachusetts, p. 7.

February 1988

• Beach Erosion in Chatham Endangers Properties, p. 1.
• Excerpts from the Wetlands Protection Act, DEQE Regulations (310 CMR:10.00), p. 3.
• Eichbaum Joins EOEA as Undersecretary of Environmental Affairs, p. 4.
• New Coastal Bills Introduced for 1988 Legislative Session, p. 5.
• Final Coastal Legislative Update—1987, p. 5.
• Boatyard Preservation Program Authorized, p. 8.
• Governor Appoints Commission to Study State Environmental Programs, p. 9.
• Draft Dredging Policy Guidance Document Available, p. 10.
• Beach Cleaning Equipment—Commentary by CZM Geologist, Jeff Benoit, p. 11.

March 1988

• Applications Being Accepted for New Round of CFIP Grants, p. 1.
• Update on Harbor Planning, p. 2.
• CZM Receives Positive Review from NOAA, p. 2.
• Supreme Court Offers Decision on Public Trust Case, p. 3.
• Cape Cod Marine Water Quality Task Force Formed, p. 3.
• Buzzards Bay Assigned National Status, p. 4.
• Publication "1988 Open Space Inventory" Available, p. 4.

April 1988

• CZM Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary, p. 1.
• State Suspends Use of TBT in Boat Paint, p. 2.
• Studds Introduces Environmental Bills, Sponsors Coastweeks 1988, p. 2.
• Broad Sound Proposed for ACEC Status, p. 3.
• Federal Relief for Homeowners Threatened by Erosion, p. 3.
• Comments of Massachusetts to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement on Proposed North Atlantic Oil and Gas Lease Sale 96, p. 4.
• Coastal Advocacy Group Forms, p. 5.
• WBNERR Update, p. 5.
• Harbor Planning Update, p. 5.
• Coalition Seeks Volunteers for Buzzards Bay Day, p. 5.
• Massachusetts Environmental Program Ranked Top in Nation, p. 6.
• State Creates Environmental Trust Fund to Aid Boston Harbor, p. 6.
• Mass Audubon Official Named to Head DEQE, p. 6.
• CZM Southeast Office Moves, p. 8.

May/June 1988

• Governor Calls for Tougher Controls on Offshore Drilling, Stronger State CZM Programs, p. 1.
• Legislative Update—May 1988, p. 2.
• Wooden Schooner "Adventure" Given to City of Gloucester, p. 4.
• The History and Future of the Buzzards Bay Advisory Group, p. 5.
• Celebrating Ten Years of Coastal Zone Management, p. 6.
• Hingham Landswap Produces Town-Owned Waterfront Parcel, p. 8.
• Harbor Cruises Scheduled, p. 9.
• DEM Sponsors Beach Workshop, p. 10.
• Environmental Ball Held for Proposed Broad Sound ACEC, p. 10.
• Environmental Leadership Training Institute Offered, p. 10.
• Mailing List to Be Updated, p. 11.

July 1988

• Waquoit Bay Joins Federal Estuarine Reserve System, p. 1.
• Public Information Meetings Scheduled for Nonpoint Source Assessment Report, p. 1.
• Coastal Water Bodies and Their Nonpoint Sources of Pollution, p. 2.
• Harbor Planning News, p. 3.
• Tours of Deer Island, p. 3.
• New Federal Program to Limit Marine Plastic Pollution, p. 3.
• Studds Introduces Mass Bays Protection Act, p. 3.
• CZM to Organize Coastweeks Beach Cleanups, p. 4.

September 1988

• CZM Organizes Beach Cleanups for Coastweeks '88, p. 1.
• Nantucket Conducts Island-Wide Cleanup, p. 2.
• Reports from the Bays Programs, p. 2.
• Hurricane Season upon Us, p. 2.
• Coastweeks Cleanup Schedule, p. 2.
• Belle Isle Marsh Reservation Schedules 2nd Anniversary Celebration, p. 3.
• Rumney Marsh Designated ACEC, p. 3.
• State Acquires 361 Acres of Cape Land Along Quashnet River, p. 3.
• CFIP and Harbor Planning Grant Applications Now Being Reviewed by CZM, p. 3.
• Officials Break Ground for MWRA Project at Deer Island, p. 4.

October 1988

• Sculpture to Highlight Coastweeks Cleanup, p. 1.
• Establishing a National Oceans Policy Commission, p. 2.
• Cape Cod Task Force Seeks to Control Coastal Pollution, p. 2.
• Back River Wildlife Sanctuary Dedicated, p. 2.
• The North Atlantic Right Whale, p. 3.
• DEQE to Conduct Nonpoint Source Control Demonstration Project, p. 4.
• Report from the Bays Programs, p. 4.
• Guidebook to Plastics in the Oceans Now Available, p. 4.
• Pamet Designated Scenic River, p. 4.

November 1988

• Beach Cleanups Collect 25 Tons of Debris, p. 1.
• Plastic Dumping Rules Issued, p. 2.
• Particular Individuals and Groups Commended for COASTSWEEP Efforts, p. 2.
• Trash from Massachusetts Beaches Recycled into Artwork in Plymouth, p. 2.
• Letters from the Osterville Bay School Cleanup Project, p. 3.
• Hurricane of '38 Video Produced, p. 3.
• Announcing the Sixth Symposium on Coastal and Ocean Management, p. 3.
• Reports from the Bays Programs, p. 3.
• Boston Harbor/Mass Bays Annual Symposium, p. 3.
• Growth Management Forum Sponsored by the New England Environmental Network, p. 4.