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Eden Project: Regaining hope for human and ecological communities from disused mining pits

By Augustine Doronila, Ph.D. | November 15, 2012 - 12:00am

What makes a 60-meter deep, 15-hectare, 170-year-old china clay open pit one of the most popular and profitable tourist destinations in England at par with the Tower of London?

Science and Environment