Ocean Energy Management / Mote Marine Laboratory / Fisheries Service’s National Marine Mammal Laboratory / Safety / Oxford University Press / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
National Marine Fisheries Service’s National Marine Mammal Laboratory / /
IndustryTerm
assessment tool / energy exploration / oil and gas development / incidental take authorization applications / oil spill / regulatory and enabling tools / energy / oil and gas activities / find solutions / oil and gas exploration / /
NaturalFeature
Steller sea / Atlantic coast / Gulf of Mexico / Pacific Ocean / Gulf of California / /
Organization
National Marine Sanctuary Foundation / National Marine Fisheries Service / National Science Foundation / Commission for Fiscal Year / Council on Environmental Quality / Arctic Council / Committee of Scientific / National Academy of Sciences / Navy / Indigenous People’s Council on Marine Mammals / Senate / Congress / U.S. Congress / International Union for Conservation of Nature / US Federal Reserve / Smithsonian Institution / Marine Mammal Commission / Oxford University / Mexican Government / Department of the Interior / International Whaling Commission / /
Person
John R. Twiss / Karen Steuer / John Bengtson / John E. Reynolds / III / Tim Ragen / Robert J. Hofman / John Reynolds / /
Position
Executive Director / President / Advisors / Director Scientific Program / Species Specialist Groups / Secretary / Secretary of State / Chairman / Director / /
ProvinceOrState
Alaska / Florida / California / /
Region
southwest Alaska / North Atlantic / Gulf of Mexico / Southeast Asia / Mediterranean / /
Chapter I Introduction T itle II of the Marine Mammal Protection Act (the Act) created the Marine Mammal Commission as