Ted Alcorn, 2010-11 Luce Scholar (China) writes on “Timor-Leste’s most precious resources"

Published on March 26, 2021

Ted Alcorn, 2010-11 Luce Scholar (China) writes that “Timor-Leste’s most precious resources may well be the crystalline waters that ring it, where favorable geography and limited development have fostered a uniquely diverse maritime ecosystem. The question facing the country is what role these waters will play, and what legacy they will provide” in "Finding a Balance in Timor-Leste's Blue Economy" as part of the series The Last Coral Kingdom. 

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