JC NERR - Impacts to Coastal Systems Symposium Abstracts

	Sybil Seitzinger Rutgers University The Barnegat Bay system: An overview
	Suzanne B. Bricker NOAA Assessment of eutrophication in estuaries and coastal waters: NOAA’s estuarine eutrophication assessment update program
	Robert Livingston Florida State University Nutrient Loading, Phytoplankton Blooms and Impacts on Coastal Food Webs: Long-term Trends with Application to Restoration
	Hans Paerl University of North Carolina Developing and Applying Indicators of Human- and Climatically Induced Changes in Estuarine and Coastal Water Quality
	Scott Phillips USGS - Chesapeake Bay Program The Influence of Ground Water on Nitrogen Delivery to Chesapeake Bay
	Patricia Glibert University of Maryland Nutrient Inputs and Phytoplankton Blooms: It's Quality Not Just Quantity That Counts
	Kenneth Moore Virginia Institute of Marine Science The Development, Application and Monitoring of Water Quality Conditions for SAV Growth in Shallow Coastal Bays and Estuaries
	Rachel Noble University of North Carolina Pathogens in Estuarine and Coastal Systems: Potential Impacts on Humans and Ecology
	Robert Cerrato SUNY Stony Brook Impacts on Shellfish Resources
	Robert Connell Bureau of Marine Water Monitoring, NJDEP Research Needs for Development of Coastal Nutrient Standards
	Robert Mancini NJ DEP: Division of Watershed Management The NJ Stormwater Regulations: Phase II and the Stormwater Management Rules
	Mel Cote US EPA – CT Jordan Cove: A Pilot Stormwater Management Development
	Ivan Valiela, Jennifer Bowen, and Joy Ramstack Boston University Marine Program Land-Estuary Couplings: Mechanisms and Tools to Assess Management Options to Remediate Nitrogen Loadings
	Eduard Eichner Cape Cod Commission Implementing Management Techniques to Mitigate Impacts to Cape Cod’s Coastal System
	Paul E. Stacey US EPA Implementing Nitrogen Controls to Alleviate Long Island Sound Hypoxia
	David A. Tomasko Southwest Florida Management District Moving from Characterization to Implementation: Strategies to Reduce Watershed-level Nitrogen Loading in Southwest Florida Estuaries with Applications to New Jersey Coastal Bays
	William Dennison University of Maryland Ecosystem Health Report Cards: Communicating Coastal Ecosystem Assessment to Effect Environmental Improvements
	Richard Batiuk U.S. EPA – Chesapeake Bay Region Defining Restored Water Quality, Allocating Load Caps and Implementing Reduction Actions: Chesapeake Bay Lessons Learned