SPECIAL SESSIONS AND SYMPOSIA

S70	symposium	Pollution in Estuaries
S77	special session	"Geochemistry of Estuaries, and Its Biological Implications"
S80	panel discussion	Proposed Construction of a 20-unit Condominium in/on/near a Salt Marsh -- What May Happen? Should It Happen?
S81	invited session	The Future of New England Estuaries and Coastal Environments in the Eighties
S83	symposium	Gulf of Maine - Georges Bank: Oceanography and Resource Management
S84	symposiumspecial session	Estuarine ChemistryUrban Estuaries
F84	symposiumspecial session	EutrophicationNarragansett Bay -- A Laboratory and a Resource
F85	symposium	Implications of Natural and Anthropogenic Changes in Sea Level and Tides in the Gulf of Maine - Bay of Fundy System
S86	symposium	Long Island Sound
F86	symposiumpanel discussion	Boston Harbor / Massachusetts Bay Coastal Eutrophication
S87	special session	Gulf of Maine
S88	symposium	Coastal Ponds and Lagoons
S89	special session	Estuarine Fisheries
	symposium	Pattagansett River Estuary
S90	symposium	New England National Estuarine Research Reserves
F90	symposium	"Estuarine Eutrophication, Revisited"
S91	special session	Tidal Vegetation
	special session	Gulf of Maine and Bay of Fundy
S92	symposium	Coastal Processes
S94	symposium	Recent Studies in Massachusetts and Cape Cod Bays
F94	symposium	Translating Science Into Management
	symposium	Marine Education
S95	symposium	Estuarine Management
S96	symposium	Hudson River Estuary
F96	symposium	The North Cape Oil Spill: Lessons Learned
S97	workshop	Salt Marsh Ecosystems
S98	symposium	Connecticut River Estuary
F98	symposium	Is Science Helping in Community Decision-Making?

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