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Supporting Documents

Dames & Moore, Inc. 2000a. Florida Keys Carrying Capacity Study Project Strategy Outline. Third revision. Tampa, FL: Dames & Moore, Inc.

Dames & Moore, Inc. 2000b. Users Needs Assessment Report. Tampa, FL: Dames & Moore, Inc.

Duck, James C. 2000. Letter to Stephen Parker, National Research Council. August 31.

Florida Administration Commission Rule 28.20.100.

Florida Executive Order 96-108.

United States Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District. 1998. Scope of Work for the Florida Keys Carrying Capacity Study.

United States Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District. 2000.First Series of Public Workshops Minutes. Key Largo Public Library, July 18. http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/projects/pubmeeting.html .

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