Toward the end of the latter's reign, his claims to dominion on the mainland were restricted by Britain, France, and Germany to a 10-mile- (16-km) wide coastal strip, the administration of which was subsequently shared by Germany and Britain.
While attention has been focused on President Trump's disputed decision in January to reverse drilling restrictions in nearly all United States coastal waters, the administration has also pursued a rollback of Obama-era regulations in the Gulf.
In the context of the objectives of the research anchored on the applications of GIS and remote sensing towards efficient land administration and coastal resource management in six coastal counties in an ecologically fragile area already dubbed the epicenter of coastal disasters.
Americans continue to flock to the coasts: more than half the U.S. population lives in coastal counties, according to administration officials.
However, the import rates are still higher in some sectors or regions (e.g., "Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery," "Electricity, Gas and Water Supply," or "Public Administration" in coastal regions).
The intent is to enable planners and policy-makers contribute to improved land administration and coastal resources management in order to enhance their competence in decision-making.
The objective of this study is to demonstrate how GIS and remote sensing techniques can guide planners and policy makers towards an improved land administration and coastal resources management in order to minimize natural disasters.
This reflects the complex administrative scheme governing the coastal area in Spain, where three different administrations have different jurisdictional powers over a narrow piece of land.
Many prominent lawmakers from coastal states have accused the administration of failing to provide the money to safeguard ports from terrorist attacks and to prevent terrorists from using cargo ships to transport weapons.
The narrow coastal plain that the Bush administration would open to drilling is where the 129,000 animals in the Porcupine Caribou herd give birth to their calves -- a region where the Gwich'in have long chosen not to hunt, calling it "vadzaih googii vi dehk'it gwanlii" -- the sacred place where life begins.
