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The Human Propensity to Treat the Invisible as Unimportant

The Human Propensity to Treat the Invisible as Unimportant

The article describes how massive collective risks can build up and grow when organisations with a hierarchical structure decide to use ecosystems for the disposal of toxic substances. These risks are rooted in human nature and the way hierarchies function. But there are solutions.
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