The racism, loss of land, unemployment, lack of health care, loss of culture, and being forced to urbanize have the greatest effect on the people of New Zealand. The effects this topic has on the enviornment are more land for urbanization, loss of vegitation and land. This issue would boost the economy because of the use of the Maori land for urbanization. The government, however, will lose money and trade by not being able to obtain Maori land, but if they do it ends up being positive because trade, infrastructure and business will increase.
The Top Three Concerns;
- The loss of vegitation
- The loss of trade and infrastructure that COULD be if the government is unable to obtain the Maori land.
- The loss of culture and history for the Maori if the land is obtained.
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The indigenous Maori people have been in New Zealand since around the ninth century. When the British invaded in 1840, tensions between the two groups grew. The Treaty of Waitangi gave Britain sovereignty over New Zealand. Now in modern day, the Maori people are being persecuted and have lack of health care, suffer from substance abuse and are trying to be forced off their land.
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