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Title: The golf curse : public ignorance and business interests
Authors: Deidun, Alan
Keywords: Golf courses -- Malta
Nature Trust Malta
Malta Environment and Planning Authority
Sustainable tourism -- Malta
Wied il-Ghasel (Mosta, Malta)
Issue Date: 2004-02-29
Publisher: Allied Newspapers Ltd.
Citation: Deidun, A. (2004, February 29). The golf curse: public ignorance and business interests. The Times of Malta, pp. 1-3.
Abstract: George Schembri's contribution (The Sunday Times, February 22) titled "Our bread and butter..." leaves me at a loss for words. But most of all, it brings a sense of acute disillusionment. He aptly voices the public sentiment out there that the environment is all about well-kept roundabouts and rubbish in the streets, and that well-planned projects enhance our natural assets. His ranting that golf course projects enhance water catchment, that they need very little amount of herbicide and other similar mind-numbing wishy washy material, shows a good degree of misinformation courtesy of the pro-golf lobby. Yes, Mr Schembri, NGOs like Nature Trust do read EIAs before resorting to making statements.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/37166
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