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• TITLE: Land-Use Planning Guidelines for Optimal Coastal Environmental Management

  AUTHORS: Martin Lee Collin, Abraham Jacob Melloul

  KEYWORDS: Land-Use Planning; Environmental Management; Malaise; Anthropogenic Pollution; Vulnerability Assessment; Monitoring; Urban-Rural Amenities; Maslow Pyramid

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol.3 No.6, June 21, 2012

  ABSTRACT: The objective of this study is to weigh and recommend environmentally-optimal regional land-use planning guidelines for coastal regions. The present malaise is assessed, as regards inefficiencies, non-suitability, non-sustainability, enhancing factors of environmental degradation, and potentially destructive consequences of current land-use alteration. Desired situations and goals are considered, and means are proposed for bridging the gap between the present malaise and a desired situation, based on five key approaches developed by the authors. Specific examples of regional approaches are presented. Guidelines and operational measures for sound regional planning the authors have employed in similar circumstances are recommended.