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    Aramoana: presentation and perception of the smelter issue

    Pharazyn, Conrad
    Abstract
    The Aramoana smelter issue can be seen simply as a debate on wise land use and in this sense it is an issue of very real interest to landscape architecture. In this study I examine one aspect of this issue - the graphic, illustrative and artistic work that has been generated in the course of the dispute. My object has been to gather as much of this material as I can obtain and present it, together with comment and a brief history of the issue, with the aim of examining the public presentation and perception of the issue.
    Keywords
    Aramoana; smelter; economy; effects; land use; aluminium
    Fields of Research
    120504 Land Use and Environmental Planning; 2001 Communication and Media Studies; 120107 Landscape Architecture
    Date
    1982
    Type
    Dissertation
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    • School of Landscape Architecture [338]
    • Theses and Dissertations with Restricted Access [2207]
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