Discussion
Marine spatial planning differs from shoreline management planning principally in that it
Answer: B
Correct answer: allocates uses across the sea area rather than the shoreline
Marine spatial planning works seaward, allocating space among fishing, shipping, aggregate extraction, wind farms, cables and conservation across the sea area. Shoreline management planning works along the shore, assigning a defence policy to each frontage. The two must be consistent with each other, but neither replaces the other, and neither removes the need for environmental assessment of individual proposals.
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