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The Whole Bay Study
of
Passamaquoddy Bay
A comprehensive study of the effects from
proposed LNG terminals
on the economy, environment, culture,
recreation, and tourism
Part 1
Part 1 was published on 2006 June 22.
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Copyright
The Whole Bay Study is Copyright © 2006 Yellow Wood Associates Inc. All rights reserved.
Yellow Wood Associates Inc. holds exclusive rights to this material. Any re-publication, re-editing, or other use of this material in any form, including by webpage framing or similar means, or by electronic linking, is expressly prohibited without the prior consent of Yellow Wood Associates Inc.
Permission to use this material may be obtained by contacting Yellow Wood Associates at 228 North Main Street, St. Albans, Vermont 05478, (802)524-6141.
Usage Caveat
This report has been researched and written specifically for Save Passamaquoddy Bay and contains information unique to the Passamaquoddy Bay region. The information provided in this report is not directly applicable to any other region. Yellow Wood Associates takes no responsibility for the use of this information by anyone other than Save Passamaquoddy Bay.
Yellow Wood invites people who are seeking similar research and analyses for their geographic areas to contact Yellow Wood at 228 North Main Street, St. Albans, Vermont 05478, 802-524-6141.
News Release
Summary
- Summary Q & As (PDF; 60 KB)
Whole Bay Study
- Whole Bay Study — Part 1 (PDF; 840 KB; Large file)
- Appendix A, Maps 1–10 (PDF; 2.7 MB; Very large file.)
- Appendix A, Maps 11–19 (PDF; 6.2 MB; Extremely large file.)
- Appendices B–F (PDF; 324 KB)
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