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Die Zeit (24.02.2013), Der durstige Salzsee
www.zeit.de/2013/08/Oekologie-Totes-Meer-Austrocknung-Rotes-Meer
Friends of the Earth Middle East (2013), Red-Dead Conduit. Introduction
foeme.org/www/?module=projects&record_id=51
Friends of the Earth Middle East (2013), News Alert. Good News for the Lower Jordan River
foeme.org/peace.php?id=109
Friends of the Earth Middle East (2010), Towards a Living Jordan River: An Environmental Flows Report on the Rehabilitation of the Lower Jordan River
foeme.org/uploads/publications_publ117_1.pdf
Friends of the Earth Middle East (2010), Towards a Living Jordan River: An Economic Analysis of Policy Options for Water Conservation in Jordan, Israel and Palestine
foeme.org/uploads/publications_publ118_1.pdf
The World Bank (2012), Draft Final Feasibility Study Report. Summary
siteresources.worldbank.org/INTREDSEADEADSEA/Resources/Feasibility_Study_Report_Summary_EN.pdf
The World Bank (2013), Study Program Financing
go.worldbank.org/NCTAU6PB40
Salzburger Nachrichten (16.08.2013), Der Jordan soll wieder ein Fluss werden
foeme.org/uploads/Salzburger_Nachrichten_August_16_2013%282%29.pdf
Scoop Independent News (04.11.2013), Palestinian NGOs on World Bank-sponsored Red-Dead Sea Canal
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO1311/S00023/palestinian-ngos-on-world-bank-sponsored-red-dead-sea-canal.htm