4 examples of gold mining going wrong
“The possibility of moral progress rests on the fact that we can learn from our mistakes.” Karl Popper.
Cyanide and Arsenic in Gold Mining. Possible Environmental effects of The Rise and Shine (RAS) Bendigo Gold Mining Project
"For the first time in the history of the world, every human being is now subjected to contact with dangerous chemicals from the moment of conception until death." Rachel Carson.
Bendigo Rise and Shine (RAS) Project. Part II. key Environmental Impacts of Gold Mining.
“If you are gonna remove that hillside, you are gonna remove that hillside, it dosen’t matter how you do it.'“ Hayden Johnston, a local man.
The Bendigo Rise and Shine (RAS) Gold Mining Project in Central Otago. Part I
"Behind every great fortune, there is a crime." Honoré de Balzac.
McDonald’s opening in Wanaka
"McDonaldization has been seen as one of the most important processes in contemporary society. It affects all aspects of our lives, from the way we work to the way we play, from the way we eat to the way we communicate." George Ritzer
Climate Strike: Words on climate change in New Zealand.
In Paris, we shook hands, pledged to reduce the gas,
Yet still, we debate if "ecocide" will come to pass.
Will we meet our goal, limit warming to 1.5 degrees,
Or watch as another Pacific town succumbs to the seas?
Six examples of how unsustainable tourism is impacting our communities. Analysing the regenerative Tourism plan by qLDC.
Unsustainable tourism refers to a form of travel and tourism that targets masses of visitors and prioritizes a short-term tourism plan with fast economic gains and visitor satisfaction over long-term social, cultural, and environmental sustainability. Rethinking the way the tourism industry operates is a pressing global concern where finding a balance between economic progress and environmental and cultural preservation becomes a challenge.