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CorpWatch�:�Indian Roads Endanger Ways of Life: The Role of Wilbur Smith Associates

23.2.11

CorpWatch�:�Indian Roads Endanger Ways of Life: The Role of Wilbur Smith Associates: "In 2007, Saravanan learned about a new danger facing both the species and his fishing village, Urur Kuppam. Wilbur Smith Associates, a South Carolina-based transportation consultant, recommended a solution to the city's jammed roads: a 6-mile long elevated expressway running through Chennai's four beaches and 14 fishing villages. According to its website, Wilbur Smith “has more than 1,000 associates in 56 offices in 8 countries. Since its founding in 1952, the firm has completed projects in all 50 U.S. states and 117 countries on six continents.”"


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