Las colinas Sperrin, en el condado de Tyrone, en Irlanda, están surcadas por manantiales que fluyen por las vertientes occidentales hacia el río Foyle, mientras que en la parte oriental serpentean hacia el lago Neagh. Este fluir interminable de agua evoca el orden natural: el agua pertenece a este lugar. Pero la población local lucha por protegerlo de una fiebre del oro inminente y devastadora. Read more

The hills of the Sperrins in County Tyrone are criss-crossed with natural springs that flow off the western slopes towards the River Foyle, while to the east they meander down to Lough Neagh. This endless trickle of water recalls the natural order – water belongs here. But the people of this remote area are struggling to protect it from an impending and devastating gold rush.

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