Scenarios about 'lake pedder'
Lake Pedder was a natural glacial lake in southwest Tasmania, Australia, that was flooded in 1972 to create a reservoir for hydroelectric power generation. The original lake, known for its unique pink quartzite beach and surrounding ecosystem, became a pivotal environmental flashpoint that helped catalyze Australia's environmental movement. In alternate history scenarios, the preservation of Lake Pedder often represents divergent paths in environmental policy and conservation ethics.
What If Tasmania Developed Different Environmental Policies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tasmania embraced stronger environmental protection in the 1960s-70s, potentially creating a radically different ecological and economic model for island development.