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Bab-al-Mandab Dam 2 Red Sea closure 2 earth-biosphere sustainability 2 ecological destruction 2 environmental dilemmas 2 ethical dilemmas 2 fossil hydrocarbon resources 2 greenhouse gas emissions 2 hydropower generation 2 macroengineering 2 political implications 2 power production 2 precautionary principle 2 sustainable development 2
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Badescu, Viorel 2 Cathcart, Richard B. 2 Hanekamp, Jaap C. 2 Schuiling, Roelof Dirk 2 Seoud, Jihan 2
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International Journal of Global Environmental Issues 2
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Power from closing the Red Sea: economic and ecological costs and benefits following the isolation of the Red Sea
Schuiling, Roelof Dirk; Badescu, Viorel; Cathcart, … - In: International Journal of Global Environmental Issues 7 (2007) 4, pp. 341-361
The closure of the Red Sea at its southern entrance (the Bab-al-Mandab Strait) could well lead to the world's largest hydropower generation, in the order of 50 000 MW. The cost and time-scales involved are beyond normal economical considerations. Macro-engineering projects of this size cause a...
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Power from closing the Red Sea: economic and ecological costs and benefits following the isolation of the Red Sea
Schuiling, Roelof Dirk; Badescu, Viorel; Cathcart, … - In: International Journal of Global Environmental Issues 7 (2007) 4, pp. 341-361
The closure of the Red Sea at its southern entrance (the Bab-al-Mandab Strait) could well lead to the world's largest hydropower generation, in the order of 50 000 MW. The cost and time-scales involved are beyond normal economical considerations. Macro-engineering projects of this size cause a...
Persistent link: https://ebvufind01.dmz1.zbw.eu/10008461205
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