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Over consumption – the tale of two cities
Posted: 8 March, 2010 • Category: News • Tags: Biodiversity, Culture/Education, Waste, Water • Comments(1)
History is littered with examples of urban settlements abandoned and forgotten. In the case of two notable examples, Machu Picchu and Angkor, it has often be speculated that the reason for the demise of these two great metropolis of their times was their success and then the eventual unsustainable growth in population and resultant demand for food and clean water. Fast forward a thousand years and we may be witnessing the start of the demise of two world capitals for ...
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