- Countries:
- British Virgin Islands
- Topics:
- Development, Environment
- Languages:
- English
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| 繁體中文: | 英屬維京群島：保護區開發案訴訟 |
| 简体中文: | 英属维京群岛：保护区开发案诉讼 |
Repeating Islands reports on a legal victory for environmentalists in the British Virgin Islands, who oppose the construction of a hotel and golf course in a protected area.
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