The journey of gas

Stage two. Heritage

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Gas as a product of the earth - negotiations with local people.


Our journey continues by analyzing the significance of land use for those who inhabit the extraction territories. Amid sacred places, health hazards, and internal conflicts to win the profits that come from extraction rights, we will explore how communities come into conflict, often in an unequal struggle, with energy giants.


BIBLIOGRAPHY

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    Music by Lexin_Music aka ⁠Aleksey Chistilin⁠ from ⁠Pixabay

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    The journey of gasBy Flavia Bazzano and Marianna Betti