Human pathogens in coastal runoff, mosquito control efforts stepped up to halt the spread of the West Nile virus in wildlife, the medical use of coastal resources, such as horseshoe crabs—how are coastal resource managers addressing emerging issues such as these? What are some of the other coastal management challenges on the horizon?
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