EMAP's Estuary Program: Interagency Efforts Develop Master Database

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In 1990, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) initiated the Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program (EMAP), a nationwide research, monitoring, and assessment program to analyze the status and trends of various environmental resources of the United States (Summers et al. 1995). Estuaries are one ecological resource component of EMAP (EMAP-Estuaries). The U.S. National Biological Service (USNBS) concurs with USEPA on the importance of establishing research and monitoring programs to verify the status of the environmental resources in the United States and to track changes over the long term. In 1994, USNBS and USEPA created an interagency agreement to ...

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