Calling people NIMBYs won't stop development arguments

Catherine Gross

Calling people NIMBYs won't stop development arguments

Catherine Gross

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Abstract

From coal seam gas to wind farms, new resource projects seem to be pitting communities against corporations, and people against their neighbours. We often see, in such cases, community concerns labelled as not in my backyard the dreaded NIMBYism. But calling someone a NIMBY misses the point if development decisions were really made with community concerns in mind, there would be less conflict

Original language	English
Pages	3pp.
No.	Online
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Calling people NIMBYs won't stop development arguments

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