Hildreth, Richard

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Richard Hildreth is the Frank E. Nash Professor of Law at the UO School of Law. Professor Hildreth is the author of five textbooks and many other publications on ocean and coastal law, and also specializes in International Environmental Law and Climate Change Law.

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Evaluation of the New Carissa Incident for Improvements to State, Federal, and International Law
(Ocean and Coastal Law Center, School of Law, University of Oregon, 2000-10) Hildreth, Richard G.
The New Carissa's 1999 groundings and oil spills on the Oregon coast tested state, federal, and international laws, regulations, and procedures designed to prevent such incidents or, when they do occur, to provide effective responses. This report evaluates the adequacy of that legal framework and recommends changes at the state, federal, and international levels.
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Legal Pathways to Marine Reserves in Federal and State-Managed Waters off Oregon
(2002-12) Hildreth, Richard G.
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Ocean and Coastal Law Memo, Issue 41 : Legal Aspects of Columbia-Snake River Salmon Recovery
(Ocean and Coastal Law Center, School of Law, University of Oregon, 1994-05) Hildreth, Richard G.; Thompson, Jeanne
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Ocean and Coastal Law Memo, Issue 45 : Western Water Rights, the Federal Navigation Servitude, and Salmon Restoration
(Ocean and Coastal Law Center, School of Law, University of Oregon, 1998-01) Hildreth, Richard G.; Dahlstrom, Carrie; Wilde, Marshall L.
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Ocean and Coastal Law Memo, Issue 46 : New Directions in Salmon Recovery Law and Policy
(Ocean and Coastal Law Center, School of Law, University of Oregon, 1998-03) Hildreth, Richard G.; Reim, Paul
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Place-Based Ocean Management: Emerging U.S. Law and Practice
(2007-11) Hildreth, Richard G.
Marine protected areas and marine reserves are being established in United States ocean waters under several federal and state laws. This article evaluates U.S. place-based ocean management from the perspectives of relevant international law principles and programs and foreign nation experiences relevant to the U.S. It then focuses on the challenges presented in managing multiple uses of U.S. ocean waters in the face of federal and state jurisdictional complexity. Integrating place-based management with fisheries management is given special attention.
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The Use of Science in Marine Resource Management: Can We Reconcile the Paradigms of Science, Law, and Policy?
(2001-10-19) Hildreth, Richard G.; Jarman, M. Casey

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