Case Study: Hambantota Port Chinas Belt and Road initiative is the largest ever infrastructure project in the world. It is expected to span the globe with total investments amounting to well over a trillion dollars. As can be imagined for any project of that size, it has both admirers and detractors. One of the most controversial projects was the Hambantota Port in Sri Lanka Some of the issues regarding development and ownership of the ports that are universal are also reflected in the Hambantota Port. As we learned in the first chapter, a port is (nothing more than) a interphase. On its own it will not attract maritime traffic or freight. Title: The failure of Hambantota Port , the good, the bad and ugly This paper aim to look ports from an environmental perspective. 1 Page Introduction 2 Pages with Positive impacts of Hambantota Port, from an environmental perspective of port development. Use 2 academic sources 2 Pages with Negative impacts of Hambantota Port, from an environmental perspective of port development. Use 2 academic sources 1 Page conclusion Note: You do not need to speak about Chinas BRI, you can mention it but the case study is about Hambantota Port itself. Only academic sources, APA format
