The Federal Ocean Program

The Federal Ocean Program: The Annual Report of The President to The Congress on The Nation's Efforts to Comprehend, Conserve, and Use The Sea, Volume 1975 presents a comprehensive overview of the United States' ocean-related activities. This historical document details the federal government¢s initiatives to understand, protect, and utilize marine resources. It offers valuable insights into the environmental policies and scientific research of the era, providing a snapshot of the nation's commitment to ocean conservation and exploration during the early 1970s. This report is an essential resource for researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in the history of environmental science and marine resource management. It sheds light on the evolving relationship between humanity and the ocean.

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