It’s called “last-chance tourism” and it’s becoming increasingly popular: travelers from all over the world are flocking to glaciers, coral reefs, Pacific islands, and rainforests to admire them “before they disappear.” It’s a race against time, but one that fuels the degradation of these places, raising ethical dilemmas between the desire to see and the need to preserve. Prime examples of such targets include
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“Last-Chance Tourism”: the Rush to Natural Paradises Threatened by Climate Change
It's called “last-chance tourism” and it's becoming increasingly popular: travelers from all over the world are flocking to glaciers,...




