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Socioeconomics is one of a set of Anthropogenic Topics. It is concerned with the "invisible elements" of anthropogenic systems, which includes. These are the drivers of more tangble Anthropogenic topics such as Climate Change, Land Use and Infrastructures. The current organization of this topic is fairly ad hoc, with the Legal category being the most developed, including a wide range of topics related to Federal, State and Local codes, regulations, and policies. The Canadian side of these systems is far less developed. Socioeconomic topics tend to underly most human Efforts and create the operating environment for Funding, Knowledge Creation, Protection and Social Change. Socioeconomic dynamics can vary by Place. Different roles within socioeconomic systems are played by myraid Workgroups.
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75 Topics in Socioeconomics
Beach social dynamics • Best Available Science • Biocultural Restoration • Bioregionalism • Clean Water Act • Climate Commitment Act • Coastal Zone Management Act • Coho Mortality from Road Stormwater • Common Pool Resource Management • Community-Supported Agriculture • Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act • Comprehensive Plan • Conservation Futures • Critical Areas Regulation • Cumulative Effects • Delta Management for Waterfowl • Effects of Stormwater Pollution on Fish • Endangered Species Act • Executive Order 11988 • Farm Bill • Federal Nexus • Fishery Harvest • Forest Practices Act • Forms of Capital and Multi-Capitalism • General Purpose Local Government • Glyphosate • Growth Management Act • HB 1181 (2023) • Habitat Equivalency Analysis • Hazardous Substances • Hearings Examiner • Hirst Decision and Streamflow Restoration • Hydraulic Project Approval • In-Lieu Fee Mitigation • In-Stream Flow • Initiative 1631 - Protect Washington Act • Kaizen • Letter of Map Revision • Mitigation • Model Toxics Control Act • Multiple Scale Analysis • National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) • National Historic Preservation Act • National Historical Preservation Act of 1966 • National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) • Natural Resource Damage Assessment • No Rise and The Letter of Map Revision • Nooksack Watershed General Stream Adjudication • Nutrient Pollution • Oil Pollution Act • Open Space Technology • Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons • Public Goods • Public Trust Doctrine • Rivers and Harbors Act • Salmon and Steelhead Co-management • Shoreline Management Act • Sociocracy • Southern Resident Killer Whale • State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) • Storm and Surface Water Drainage Utilities • Stormwater Monitoring with Mussels • Temporary Worker Housing • The Boldt Decision • Three Horizons Practice • Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Indigenous Science • Unconstitutional Regulatory Takings • Viable Salmon Population Parameters • Voluntary Stewardship Program • Volunteers and Liability • Washington State Capital Budget • Water Rights • Water Sustainability Act • Watershed Planning Act • Wood Waste
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37 documents in Socioeconomics- Abel et al 2022 evaluating puget sound ecosystem governance
- Blackmore 2009 obstacles to salmon recovery projects
- Breslow 2001 farmer perception of salmon recovery
- Breslow et al 2019 social science research agenda for salish sea
- Carr et al 2014 snohomish landowner buffer preference survey
- Cereghino 2010 beach ecosystem restoration programs
- Cereghino 2015 accelerating estuary restoration
- Cereghino 2021 delta adaptive management draft (2010-13)
- Cereghino et al 2023 science synthesis for regulation
- Cox et al 2010 review ostroms design principles
- EPA-USACE 2008 compensatory mitigation for losses of aquatic resources
- Gari et al 2015 review DPSIR in coastal systems
- Hardin 1968 tragedy of the commons
- IEEP & Milieu 2013 multi-benefit green infrastructure
- Keller et al 2009 oakland bay septic and livestock social research
- Lipsky 2010 whidbey stakeholder preferences
- Meadows 2008 thinking in systems
- Molnar et al 2012 british columbia nearshore ecosystem services valuation
- Ostrom 1990 governing the commons
- Ryder et al 2010 defining best available science
- SDHP 2014 skagit hydrodynamic model report
- Schuster & Doerr 2015 guide for ecosystem service valuation in coastal restoration
- Social Marketing Project 2014 Social marketing approach and campaign implementation tools
- Social Marketing Project 2014 barriers motivations literature review
- Social Marketing Project 2014 evaluating barriers and motivators
- Social Marketing Project 2014 final report
- Social Marketing Project 2014 how to guide for shore friendly campaign implementers
- Social Marketing Project 2014 identifying behaviors mapping decisions
- Social Marketing Project 2014 marketing shoreline parcel segmentation
- Social Marketing Project 2014 reduce shoreline armoring
- Social Marketing Project 2014 research synthesis and audience map
- Social Marketing Project 2014 shoreline owner parcel characteristics
- Social Marketing Project 2014 survey shoreline property owners
- Soloviev & Landua 2016 regenerative agriculture levels
- Stelk & Christie 2014 wetland service valuation
- Sullivan et al 2006 defining best available science for fisheries and environmental
- West et al 2018 stewardship care relational values
