Power from closing the Red Sea: economic and ecological costs and benefits following the isolation of the Red Sea

Author： Schuiling Roelof Dirk   Badescu Viorel   Cathcart Richard B.   Seoud Jihan   Hanekamp Jaap C.  

Publisher： Inderscience Publishers

ISSN： 1466-6650

Source： International Journal of Global Environmental Issues, Vol.7, Iss.4, 2007-12, pp. : 341-361

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