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Relevance of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) for bulk shipping
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  • 2009The potential economic viability of using the Northern Sea Route (NSR) as an alternative route between Asia and Europe379 cited
  • 2011The Northern Sea Route versus the Suez Canal: cases from bulk shipping300 cited
  • 2014Case studies of shipping along Arctic routes. Analysis and profitability perspectives for the container sector208 cited
  • 2009Perspectives of Northern Sea Route and Northwest Passage in the twenty-first century179 cited
  • 2011Future emissions from shipping and petroleum activities in the Arctic164 cited
  • 2007A Proposal for a U.S. Carbon Tax Swap: An Equitable Tax Reform to Address Global Climate Change82 cited

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