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Read Porter
Researcher at Environmental Law Institute
Publications - 16
Citations - 308
Read Porter is an academic researcher from Environmental Law Institute. The author has contributed to research in topics: Enforcement & European union. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 16 publications receiving 286 citations.
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Current practices and future opportunities for policy on climate change and invasive species.
Christopher R. Pyke,Roxanne Thomas,Read Porter,Jessica J. Hellmann,Jeffrey S. Dukes,David M. Lodge,Gabriela Chavarria +6 more
TL;DR: It is argued that the design and implementation of climate-change policy in the United States should specifically consider the implications for invasive species; conversely, invasive-species policy should address consequences for climate change.
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Fisheries observers as enforcement assets: Lessons from the North Pacific
TL;DR: In this article, the effects of mandatory observer reporting in the North Pacific fishery were evaluated based on historical enforcement incidents and survey data, and the authors concluded that observer-reported cases are prosecuted less often than cases directly identified by fishery enforcement officers.
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Global approaches to addressing biofuel-related invasive species risks and incorporation into U.S. laws and policies
Kristin C. Lewis,Read Porter +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors synthesize informat... information from the invasion science literature to mitigate biofuel-related invasion risks through careful feedstock crop selection and cultivation techniques developed from the invasiveness literature.
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Marine spatial planning in Barbuda: A social, ecological, geographic, and legal case study
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson,Will McClintock,Ogden Burton,Wayde Burton,Andrew J. Estep,Kathryn Mengerink,Read Porter,Stephanie Tate +7 more
TL;DR: The Barbuda Council (the island's governing body), with invited support from the Waitt Institute, navigated complex tradeoffs between spatial uses to design and legally codify zoning for their entire marine jurisdiction as mentioned in this paper.