Absent, as always, is any notion of ecological limits, or of the need to address how the proceeds of growth are to be distributed. West Coast is committed to raising public awareness about the ecological impacts of this new global economic order. You will find our recent articles and publications on the pages attached, and can follow the links to other important sources of information about globalization and the environment. Canada is not an innocent party to global heavy-handed practices. A burst tailings dam at the mine in 1995 released 3.2 billion litres of cyanide and heavy metal-laced effluent into the country's main waterway, decimating Guyana's fishing and tourism industries, and the communities affected by them.
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