Lessons from the “Counter-Environmental Impact Assessment”: A Reflection on the Methods of Community Science
In 2017 San Miguel Corporation proposed the construction of a ₱735-billion “New Manila International Airport” (NMIA), which would destroy 2,500 hectares of coastal environment in northern Manila Bay. Environmental impact assessments (EIAs) should evaluate such large-scale projects; as a scientific p...
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ph-ateneo-arc.phstudies-11572024-08-07T03:42:03Z Lessons from the “Counter-Environmental Impact Assessment”: A Reflection on the Methods of Community Science Lagos, Devralin T. Eco, Rodrigo C. Hernandez, Vito C. Carag, John Warner Gasmen, Harianne J. In 2017 San Miguel Corporation proposed the construction of a ₱735-billion “New Manila International Airport” (NMIA), which would destroy 2,500 hectares of coastal environment in northern Manila Bay. Environmental impact assessments (EIAs) should evaluate such large-scale projects; as a scientific process EIAs arguably benefit certain social groups by reserving assessments to accredited scientists but exclude the affected communities. Motivated by the struggles of coastal communities, we facilitated a participatory process, later coined counter-EIA, a practice of community science that is a knowledge coproduction process between university-based “scientist-activists” and “community scientists” from the fishing communities affected by the NMIA. Its potentials and limits as resistance to knowledge production inequities and development aggression are explored in thisarticle.KEYWORDS: COUNTER-ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT •COMMUNITY SCIENCE • MANILA BAY • LAND RECLAMATION • BULACAN AEROTROPOLIS 2023-04-20T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://archium.ateneo.edu/phstudies/vol71/iss1/7 https://archium.ateneo.edu/context/phstudies/article/1157/viewcontent/Lessons_20from_20the_20_5Bvol._2071_20no._201_20_282023_29_20107_E2_80_9333_5D.pdf Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints Archīum Ateneo |
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In 2017 San Miguel Corporation proposed the construction of a ₱735-billion “New Manila International Airport” (NMIA), which would destroy 2,500 hectares of coastal environment in northern Manila Bay. Environmental impact assessments (EIAs) should evaluate such large-scale projects; as a scientific process EIAs arguably benefit certain social groups by reserving assessments to accredited scientists but exclude the affected communities. Motivated by the struggles of coastal communities, we facilitated a participatory process, later coined counter-EIA, a practice of community science that is a knowledge coproduction process between university-based “scientist-activists” and “community scientists” from the fishing communities affected by the NMIA. Its potentials and limits as resistance to knowledge production inequities and development aggression are explored in thisarticle.KEYWORDS: COUNTER-ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT •COMMUNITY SCIENCE • MANILA BAY • LAND RECLAMATION • BULACAN AEROTROPOLIS |
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Lessons from the “Counter-Environmental Impact Assessment”: A Reflection on the Methods of Community Science |
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