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Oil spill impact minimization under uncertainty: Evaluating contingency simulations of the Prestige accident

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  • Wirtz, Kai W.
  • Baumberger, Nick
  • Adam, Susanne
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  • Wirtz, Kai W. & Baumberger, Nick & Adam, Susanne & Liu, Xin, 2007. "Oil spill impact minimization under uncertainty: Evaluating contingency simulations of the Prestige accident," Ecological Economics, Elsevier, vol. 61(2-3), pages 417-428, March.
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