The social implications of this wicked problem are so dire and it may take us a long time to recover from it. It looks like it dosent seem to be a critical issue to tackle anymore, we are used to the problem and the consequences on citizens are not really understood in the immediate environs and in the large population of the country.
Is there a social impact assessment study we can communicate to our members and to the public so they may understand the really nature of the problem.
