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Gilbane Gold
| Title | Gilbane Gold |
| Publication Type | Audiovisual |
| Year of Publication | 1988 |
| Authors | National Society of Professional Engineers, and National Institute for Engineering Ethics |
| Publisher | National Academy of Engineering, Online Ethics Center |
| Keywords | ENGINEERING , ENVIRONMENTAL ethics , whistleblowing |
| Abstract | The city of Gilbane has implemented a plan where the sewage of the city is processed and sold as fertilizer to local farmers, a product locally known as Gilbane Gold. The fertilizer project creates a sizable revenue for the city, who has also sought to make itself attractive to business through numerous tax incentives. Not long ago, the city has put in place stringent regulations on the amount of heavy metals manufacturing plants located in Gilbane discharge into the city's sewage. Z Corp, a company in Gilbane, has been releasing a higher level of heavy metals into the city's sewage than allowed. As a new employee, should the engineer David Jackson tell the city about this fact? Below URL is a link to a summary of the film, and discussion questions. |
| URL | Click here for the document |

