Faughan | Is Derry’s Drinking Water at Risk?
Eamon Kerrigan
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If you care about protecting our rivers and holding environmental damage to account, please watch and share Faughan.
An estimated 635,000 tonnes of waste were illegally deposited at Mobuoy, beside the River Faughan in Derry, Northern Ireland.
Faughan follows the river and the people connected to it as the scale of one of Europe’s largest illegal dumping scandals is revealed.
Moving through memory, fishing, landscape and community, the film examines the environmental risks surrounding Mobuoy and the continuing questions of regulation and accountability.
The River Faughan is an important source of drinking water for Derry and the surrounding area.
A film by Eamon Kerrigan
Filmed in Derry, Northern Ireland.
Music
Chris Zabriskie — “Cylinder Five”, “Cylinder Four”, “Cylinder Two”
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Scott Buckley — “Intervention”
CC BY 4.0
scottbuckley.com.au
#Faughan #Derry #Documentary #environment
20 Comments
The massive amount of water which will be consumed by the hyperscale Ai datacentre,will be used to create power and for cooling. No doubt,it will be permitted to have gas turbines to power it,which are massive polluters. A massive diesel leak from a hyperscale Ai datacentre ,caused a catastrophic leak into a river in the US.
The beauty of derry,the river,the countryside and the joy from anglishing and walking is immeasurable.
NO TO DATACENTRES AND NO TO POLLUTION.
Of course the rivers are being poisoned.
The jets are poisoning them.
The chemical being sprayed into the atmosphere is destroying insects. The fish are starving, not long left before they are gone.
Faughan | Is Derry’s Drinking Water at Risk?
Eamon Kerrigan
28,020 views
If you care about protecting our rivers and holding environmental damage to account, please watch and share Faughan.
An estimated 635,000 tonnes of waste were illegally deposited at Mobuoy, beside the River Faughan in Derry, Northern Ireland.
Faughan follows the river and the people connected to it as the scale of one of Europe’s largest illegal dumping scandals is revealed.
Moving through memory, fishing, landscape and community, the film examines the environmental risks surrounding Mobuoy and the continuing questions of regulation and accountability.
The River Faughan is an important source of drinking water for Derry and the surrounding area.
A film by Eamon Kerrigan
Filmed in Derry, Northern Ireland.
Music
Chris Zabriskie — “Cylinder Five”, “Cylinder Four”, “Cylinder Two”
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Scott Buckley — “Intervention”
CC BY 4.0
scottbuckley.com.au
#Faughan #Derry #Documentary #environment