Mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)

The eastern English Channel: a coastal sea in the northeastern Atlantic, subjected to heavy anthropogenic pressure, propitious for an integrated management plan. An epi-continental sea with a megatidal regime, the English Channel constitutes an important northwestern European crossroads, both in eco...

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Autores principales:	Jean-Claude Dauvin, Olivier Lozachmeur
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Publicado:	Éditions en environnement VertigO 2006
Materias:	anthropogenic pressure coastal sea degradation of the milieu Eastern English Channel ICZM integrated knowledge Environmental sciences GE1-350
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:d6e2ef49ff89489a9049128931401a752021-12-02T10:01:23ZMer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)1492-844210.4000/vertigo.1914https://doaj.org/article/d6e2ef49ff89489a9049128931401a752006-12-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/1914https://doaj.org/toc/1492-8442The eastern English Channel: a coastal sea in the northeastern Atlantic, subjected to heavy anthropogenic pressure, propitious for an integrated management plan. An epi-continental sea with a megatidal regime, the English Channel constitutes an important northwestern European crossroads, both in economic and bio-geographical terms. Its shallow eastern basin (< 50 m) is home to many new maritime activities, including energy production (e.g., thermo-nuclear power plant, offshore wind mill), marine resource exploitation (e.g., aggregate extraction), and increased portuary activity (e.g., greater capacity for container unloading). This anthropogenic pressure has led to the progressive deterioration of the environmental quality of the milieu, particularly at the mouth of the Seine estuary. To try to better understand the stakes and respond to these pressing problems, both national and European measures designed to increase knowledge about this international coastal zone have been instituted over the last dozen or so years, with an eye towards developing an integrated management plan for the zone. To this end, several interdisciplinary scientific programs have been implemented, both at the national and international level, to study all or parts of the eastern English Channel. Only by such a combined effort can the knowledge of the diverse eco-socio-systems in this territory be taken into account and their many interactions analyzed. During this same period, numerous qualified stakeholders have attempted to initiate integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) policies. The French national government intervenes through its Ministries, prefectures and decentralized services. The territorial authorities—including both regional and local authorities, as well as syndicats mixtes (groups combining several different levels from local to regional)—also play an increasingly important role in coastal zone management. The configuration of the French public administration has evolved in recent years, allowing a variety of initiatives, spanning a national to local gamut, to be undertaken in an attempt to better coordinate the actions in the eastern English Channel.Jean-Claude DauvinOlivier LozachmeurÉditions en environnement VertigOarticleanthropogenic pressurecoastal seadegradation of the milieuEastern English ChannelICZMintegrated knowledgeEnvironmental sciencesGE1-350FRVertigO, Vol 7, Iss 3 (2006)
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description	The eastern English Channel: a coastal sea in the northeastern Atlantic, subjected to heavy anthropogenic pressure, propitious for an integrated management plan. An epi-continental sea with a megatidal regime, the English Channel constitutes an important northwestern European crossroads, both in economic and bio-geographical terms. Its shallow eastern basin (< 50 m) is home to many new maritime activities, including energy production (e.g., thermo-nuclear power plant, offshore wind mill), marine resource exploitation (e.g., aggregate extraction), and increased portuary activity (e.g., greater capacity for container unloading). This anthropogenic pressure has led to the progressive deterioration of the environmental quality of the milieu, particularly at the mouth of the Seine estuary. To try to better understand the stakes and respond to these pressing problems, both national and European measures designed to increase knowledge about this international coastal zone have been instituted over the last dozen or so years, with an eye towards developing an integrated management plan for the zone. To this end, several interdisciplinary scientific programs have been implemented, both at the national and international level, to study all or parts of the eastern English Channel. Only by such a combined effort can the knowledge of the diverse eco-socio-systems in this territory be taken into account and their many interactions analyzed. During this same period, numerous qualified stakeholders have attempted to initiate integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) policies. The French national government intervenes through its Ministries, prefectures and decentralized services. The territorial authorities—including both regional and local authorities, as well as syndicats mixtes (groups combining several different levels from local to regional)—also play an increasingly important role in coastal zone management. The configuration of the French public administration has evolved in recent years, allowing a variety of initiatives, spanning a national to local gamut, to be undertaken in an attempt to better coordinate the actions in the eastern English Channel.
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author	Jean-Claude Dauvin Olivier Lozachmeur
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title	Mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)
title_short	Mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)
title_full	Mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)
title_fullStr	Mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)
title_full_unstemmed	Mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)
title_sort	mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la manche (atlantique nord-est)
publisher	Éditions en environnement VertigO
publishDate	2006
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Mer côtière à forte pression anthropique propice au développement d’une gestion intégrée : exemple du bassin oriental de la Manche (Atlantique Nord-Est)

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