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… erosion and flooding has increased, threatening coastal human populations and the natural environment. On the … than more traditional sectoral approaches to managing human activities within coastal areas. A number of … 88 5.2.3. Defining Coastal Property Rights ................................................... 88 …

… shipping in international trade, the navigational rights of international shipping have traditionally been and … as harm to living resources and marine life, hazards to human health, hindrance to marine activities, including … Biogeographic importance Social or economic dependency Human dependency Cultural heritage Research Baseline for …

… of living and non-living resources, physical impacts by human activities on habitats for important and endangered species and important ecosystem services for human benefits and climate change. Examples of threats faced … UNCLOS. Within their EEZs, coastal states have sovereign rights and jurisdiction for certain purposes. The sovereign …

… the mid-twentieth century, international competition over rights to harvest fisheries in outside of territorial waters … as harm to living resources and marine life hazard to human health, hindrance to marine activities, including … environment; Article 193 which preserves the sovereign rights of states to exploit their own natural resources …

… Shipping Lanes. © Juan L. Suárez de Vivero, Department of Human Geography, University of Seville. 5 © Ameer Abdulla. 6 … happens — spatial areas defi ned in accordance with human priorities but not biological realities. The ‘ocean … Economic Zones (EEZs) give coastal states certain rights to impose marine environmental protection requirements …