Newsletters
EMECS newsletter is issued twice a year, making efforts to exchange information on conservation and restoration of enclosed coastal seas.
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.10
1998.01.10（PDF：462KB）
- With Revers to the Sea 7th Stockholm Water Symposium / 3rd EMECS Conference 1997
- Weicoming Speech
- Stockholm Statement
- Report from Maryland
- 4th EMECS Conference
- The Global Water Partnership (GWP)
- Forthcoming Conferences
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.09
1996.08.31（PDF：607KB）
- Inauguration of Coalition of Prefectural Assembly Members to Promote International EMECS Activitie
- SEIRYU (Clean Stream): New Hypertext Program for Disseminationg Environmental Data
- Training Course in techniques of Environmental Mamagement of Enclosed Coastal Seas
- Vancouver Workshop Focuses on Modeling
- The Second International Conference on the Mediterranean Coastal Environment: MEDCOAST 95
- Restoration and Protection of the Baltic Sea
- EMECS 93 Conference Summarized, Our Coastal Sea: Their Future
- Nitrogen and phosphorus flowing into an eutrophic estuary from the outer ocean
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.08
1995.10.16（PDF：192KB）
- Grants for International Activities
- Marine Protected Areas of the Lithuanian Coast, the Baltic Sea
- An Overview on thr buoyancy forces in Enclosed Coastal Seas
- Ceremony and Symposium Commemorat-ing the Opening of the UNEP
- International Environmental Technology Centre (IETC) Shiga Office
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.07
1995.03.31（PDF：143KB）
- Commemorative International Symposium for the Establishment of International EMECS Center
- Great Hanshin Earthquake hit International EMECS Center
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.06
1994.11.18（PDF：316KB）
- Management of Coastal Regions in the Mediterranean Action Plan of UNEP
- The Second International Conference on the Mediterranean Coastal Environment
- UNEP International Environmental Technology Centre and Global Environment Centre Foundation (GEC)
- Cooperative Campaign by the U.S. and Japanese Advertising Councils
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.05
1994.03.31（PDF：528KB）
- Organizations in the Field of Enclosed Coastal Seas-No.4- Mediterranean
- Association to Save the Sea Turtles (MEDASSET)
- Integrating Coastal and Watershed Systems: Yale University Devotes an Academic Program to the Study of Coastal Watersheds
- The Danger to”Lancelet”in the Seto Inland Sea
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.04
1993.10.29（PDF：357KB）
- Organizations in the Field of Enclosed Coastal Seas -No.3- Hellenic Marine Environment Protec-tion Association (HELMEPA)
- Agenda 21 and the Role of the United Nations University
- Coastal Conservation Education Network by the Society for Protection of Environment, Kenya
- Macronutrients in Tolo Harbour and their relations to red tides
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.03
1993.03.10（PDF：372KB）
- Environ-mental Protection EMECS NEWSLETTER CONTENTS
- Enclosed Coastal Seas in the world -No.2- The Chesapeake Bay
- Organizations in the field of Enclosed Coastal Seas -No.2- Center for Environmental and Estuarine Studies/Coastal and Environmental Policy Program
- From Readers
- The Decimation of the Horseshoe Crab
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.02
1992.08.10（PDF：351KB）
- Activities of the Institute for Research of the Seto Inland Sea
- Enclosed Coasta Seas in the World No.1 – THE SETO INLAND SEA
- Organizations in the Fi of Enclosed oastal Seas – No.1 – COALITION CLEAN BALTIC
- A LETTER FROM THE BLACK SEA RUMANIAN ZONE
- Existence of “Red Tide Killer” Bacteria Confirmed
EMECS NEWSLETTER No.01
1992.03.21（PDF：151KB）
- Greetings from Governor Kaihara
- For the Inaugural Edition of the EMECS Newsletter
- Activities after EMECS ’90
- Training in Techniques of Environmental Management of Enclosed Coastal Seas
- The Second International Conference on Environmental Management of Enclosed Coastal Seas 1993 -EMECS ’93
- Establishment of the Institute for Research of the Seto Inland Sea