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Why do people deny environmental destruction? The pollution of the Periyar at Eloor, and local-level responses
2019
OCLC : 1437997122
ISBN 8186353046 (e-book)
ISBN 8186353054(Paperback)
“In this work, a journalist and researchers collaborate to offer a complex understanding of denial, which is by now something that is certainly not limited to Eloor.”
“…this work on Eloor explores a curious question: why do people tend environmental destruction even when it happens right in their backyards, and on a massive scale? The answer must necessarily go beyond conspiracy theories and the usual accusations of ignorance.”
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- Creator of work
- Devika, J.
- Language
- English
- Geographic Origin
- India
- Geographic Subject
- India
- Subject
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- Environment and ecology
- Ecology
- Environment
- Environmental health
- Environmental protection
- Pollution
- Water resources
- Water use
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