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Reducing or offsetting greenhouse gases is no longer enough: eliminating emissions is tourism’s biggest challenge. Achieving net zero by 2050 is critical to limiting global temperature rises, and it tasks the accommodation sector with huge operational transformation.
Reducing or offsetting greenhouse gases is no longer enough: eliminating emissions is tourism’s biggest challenge. Achieving net zero by 2050 is critical to limiting global temperature rises, and it tasks the accommodation sector with huge operational transformation.
In this final column for the year, Don Morgan Nielsen outlines a “radically generous” solution to this dispute and marks a temporary pause in this long conversation about the fate of the Parthenon Sculptures. We look forward to reconnecting with our readers next year!
No discussion of the Parthenon Sculptures would be complete without talking about the British Museum Act 1963 and its notorious Provision 5(1)(c). Anyone seriously interested in the fate of these sculptures and in the resolution of this issue must confront the reality of this law and what constraints it imposes on us.
The Parthenon Report: The Crime and The Criminal (Part 2) Search for: that we’ve driven them out of their temples, doesn’t mean at all that the gods are dead. – IONIAN, Constantine Cavafy PART 2: MOTIVE MATTERS “The plans for my house in Scotland should be known to you… The Hall is intended to be adorned with columns… If each column were different…I should think the effect would be admirable, but perhaps better if there were two of each kind. In either case I should wish to collect as much marble as possible. I have other places in my house which need it… You do not need...