"Ever since they came, they've been working day and night, taking over our fields, talking about compensating us, even filling in the ancestral graves where we hold our ceremonies. Our objections don't matter at all, they just keep doing whatever they want!"
"Exactly, and they've dug up more than half of the forests over there. Isn't this destroying our local environment? Is there no one to oversee this?"
The community was agitated, each person voicing their concerns to Stellan Sutton, while Eve Sherman hastily took out her phone to record and film, intending to use it as reference material for a risk assessment.
"And if they finish building here, they'll discharge waste day and night, won't all the fields, fish ponds, and rivers below be polluted?"
"What kind of unethical businessman can do such things?"
Stellan Sutton followed them all the way to the village chief's house, discussing the opposition to the project for nearly three hours.
