Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund

The Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF) was introduced by the UK government in 2002 to provide funds to help address the environmental impacts of marine aggregate extraction. English Heritage is a major distributor of the fund and supports projects that promote environmentally friendly marine sand and gravel extraction and transport. Research projects have been targeted to meet both the fund priorities and the strategic agenda for England’s maritime archaeology. The ALSF grant scheme came to a close in 2011.

Marine and Wind Energy Environmental Documents Related to Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund

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Title Author Date Content Type Technology Stressor Receptor
Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund (MALSF): Achievements and Challenges for the Future Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund Report Marine Energy Human Dimensions, Legal & Policy
Developing New Ground Truthing Techniques for Seabed Mapping Foster-Smith, R., Egerton, J., Foster-Smith, D. Report Physical Environment
Science Review - Summary of Technical Conference Presentations, Priority Themes for the Future & Projects Commissioned under Round 3 of the ALSF Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund Report Marine Energy
Marine Aggregate Extraction Helping to Determine Good Practice Garner, D. Report Marine Energy Physical Environment
Marine ALSF Science Review: Aggregate Research in UK Waters Newell, R., Reeds, K. Presentation Habitat Change Physical Environment, Ecosystem Processes
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