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ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM IN GRAND CAYMAN

ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM IN GRAND CAYMAN

by Tom Goreau | Apr 8, 2025

Live broadcast of CPR Cayman Public information event on proposed cruise ship port referendum, March 18 2025 Featuring: 1. Community perspectives (0m to 59m) 2. Economic perspectives. Dr. Marla Dukharan. (59m – 1h 58m) 3. Slide show of reefs that will be...
Government of Philippines to shut down Boracay, the country’s top tourist attraction, due to pollution

Government of Philippines to shut down Boracay, the country’s top tourist attraction, due to pollution

by mtessis | Apr 6, 2018

GCRA assessed coral health, algae, and water quality all around Boracay in 1997 and 2007, and made recommendations on tertiary sewage treatment to recycle waste nutrients on land and keep them off the reef. The first report was banned by the Minister of Tourism, and...

The EmeralPlanet broadcast: “Coral Reefs, The Oceans, and Climate Change”

by herrzoox | Jun 13, 2014

Our outstanding guests concerning the importance of global coral reefs and oceans are:Segment ‘1’: Marcelian A. Cravat, Director/Producer, Angel Azul Documentary Film, (By Skype)*; Segment ‘2’: Dr. Thomas J. Goreau, President, Global Coral Reef...

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