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Appendix 4: Compilation of Individual Narratives in Workshop 2 Exercise 3b
This report provides the background, the process and the outcomes of an interdisciplinary project entitled “The Cooperative Participatory Evaluation of Renewable Technologies on Ecosystem Services: CORPORATES”, funded by the UK Natural
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13.0 LICENSING THE INTRODUCTION OF SALMONIDS
This Environmental Report sets out the results of the assessment of the possible environmental effects of provisions in the Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill.
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2. Methodology
This report provides Marine Scotland with evidence on economic and social effects to inform a Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA) for each possible NC MPA, and a Sustainability Appraisal for the suite of proposals as a whole.
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3 Approach to the Assessment
This initial socio-economic impact assessment (SEIA) identifies and assesses potential economic and social effects of HPMAs and proposes a methodology for carrying out the site specific SEIAs.
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Useful Information
This study analysed the stomach contents of goosanders and cormorants collected from the Rivers Tweed, Dee, Nith and Spey during 2019 and 2020 in order to to assess whether there was evidence of substantial changes in the diets of these species of
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Annex A: Table 2 - SRDP 2014 - 2020 Policy Development: Key Milestones
Stage 2 document setting out the final proposals for the new rural development programme period (2014-2020).
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Annex A
Scotland's offshore wind route map: Developing Scotland's offshore wind industry to 2020.
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8 Appendix 2. Related OREG Working and Other groups
The report describes the current state of knowledge of effects of offshore renewable energy devices on marine mammals and then identifies a prioritised list of research gaps.
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Footnotes
This is our second report on proposals and policies (RPP2) for meeting our climate change targets.
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Aquaculture
All developments and activities which take place in Scotland’s seas have implications onshore too – ranging from changing infrastructure requirements to the impacts on communities of economic growth or decline. The Scottish Government has
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