Posted on 23/11/04
Activists attempt to strip gold of its lustre
Until she went to Indonesia as a CUSO intern four years ago, Tracy Glynn had never given much thought to gold mining. If she considered gold at all, it was as a precious metal used to make jewellery and, on a student budget, she didn't spend a lot of time shopping.
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