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Title:
Oil and Bridges Part 1-Toledo District, Belize 2008
Description:
Hapless tourists travel through southern Belize toward Punta Gorda, the "forgotten district", often over unpaved roads and log causeways. Bridges have been damaged or destroyed in flooding caused by unregulated development. Andy Laties is very funny! Interview with barrier reef park ranger Oliver Garbutt, about oil drilling, and the new road being built by Kuwait. A film by Rebecca Migdal.
Author:
RebeccaMigdal
Tags:
Belize, Crude, Oil, bridge, flood, unregulated, development, political, comedy, travel, log, Gonzo, crossing, river, barrier, coral, reef, Kuwait, road,
Oil and Bridges Part 1-Toledo District, Belize 2008
Description:
Hapless tourists travel through southern Belize toward Punta Gorda, the "forgotten district", often over unpaved roads and log causeways. Bridges have been damaged or destroyed in flooding caused by unregulated development. Andy Laties is very funny! Interview with barrier reef park ranger Oliver Garbutt, about oil drilling, and the new road being built by Kuwait. A film by Rebecca Migdal.
Author:
RebeccaMigdal
Tags:
Belize, Crude, Oil, bridge, flood, unregulated, development, political, comedy, travel, log, Gonzo, crossing, river, barrier, coral, reef, Kuwait, road,
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