Understanding the Long-Term Evolution of the Coupled Natural-Human Coastal System The Future of the U.S. Gulf Coast (2018) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix B People Who Provided Input to the Committee
Appendix B People Who Provided Input to the Committee
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Geological Survey George Voulgaris, Physical Oceanography Program, National Science Foundation Meeting 2: Houston, Texas July 18–19, 2017 Phil Berke, Texas A&M University Carl Bernier, Rice University Cas Bridge, Chevron Noreen Clancy, RAND Corporation Don Danmeier, Chevron Carl Ferraro, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Angelina Freeman, Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Maria Lemos, University of Michigan Ryan Moyer, Florida Department of Environmental Protection Ray Newby, Texas General Land Office Natalie Peyronnin, Environmental Defense Fund 143
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Geological Survey David Dismukes, Louisiana State University John Alex McCorquodale, University of New Orleans Ehab Meselhe, The Water Institute of the Gulf Hugh Roberts, ARCADIS Dano Roelvink, IHE Delft Institute for Water Education Jenneke Visser, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Ian Voparil, Shell Deepwater Gulf of Mexico Ty Wamsley, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Mississippi Valley Division Eric White, The Water Institute of the Gulf Webinar November 1, 2017 Brad Murray, Duke University Meeting 4: St.
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