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The Nation’s Coasts:  A Vision and Action Agenda for the Future

Southeast Regional Meeting
Francis Marion Hotel –Colonial Ballroom, Charleston, SC
December 6, 2006

Agenda

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9:00 - 9:30 am Welcoming Remarks
  Thomas E. Lovejoy, President, The Heinz Center
Strachan Donnelley, President, The Center for Humans and Nature
The Honorable Joseph P. Riley, Jr., Mayor, City of Charleston, South Carolina
9:30 - 10:30 Panel Presentation—Impacts of Rising Seas and Storms on Nature’s Infrastructure: Beaches, Barrier Islands and Wetlands
  Panelists:

Jim Morris—Director of the Baruch Institute, Univ. of South Carolina (.pdf, 1.7MB)

Carolyn Boltin—Deputy Commissioner, SC Dept. of Health and Environmental Control, Office of Coastal Resource Management (joined by  Braxton Davis--Director of Science and Policy, Office of Coastal Resource Management (.pdf, .9MB)

Fred Holland—Director, Hollings Marine Lab (NOAA) (.pdf, 1.6MB)

Chris Marsh—Executive Director, The LowCountry Institute (.pdf, 736KB)

  Moderator: Paul Sandifer—Senior Scientist, Hollings Marine Lab (NOAA)
10:30 - 11:30 Public Comment/Questions for the Panel
11:30 - 12:30 Panel Presentation—Impacts of Rising Seas and Storms on Human Infrastructure: Property, Health and Quality of Life
  Panelists:

Hugh Lane—President, Bank of South Carolina

Robert Ball—Infectious Disease Consultant, SC Dept. of Health and Environmental Control (.pdf file, 2.1MB)

Eleanor Kitzman—Director, South Carolina Department of Insurance

Susan Cutter—Director, Hazards and Vulnerability Research Institute, Univ. of South Carolina (.pdf file, 1.8MB)

  Moderator: C. Grant Jackson—Business Editor, The State 
12:30 - 1:45 Public Comment/Questions for the Panel
1:45 - 2:00 Wrap Up/Next Steps

Strachan Donnelley and D. James Baker, Chair, Steering Committee for the Nation’s Coasts project (.pdf file, 1.1MB)