I Worimi – We Worimi
I Worimi – We Worimi, was conceived after many years of knowing and appreciating the mind and courage of Carol Ridgeway-Bissett, the most incredible woman and individual I will ever have the honour to meet and befriend, who relentlessly continues her endeavours daily. It tells of her passion, and the heartache historically endured by Aboriginal Australians while simply trying to share the successes of their knowledge and country with those suffering from greed, fear, and ignorance. Her enduring passion, unwavering search for social justice, and her energetic dedication to people, country and culture, has been filled with championing the history, rights and visions, of the Maaiangal Nurra, the Worimi Nation, and the Women of Aboriginal Australia. We hope your depth of true ecocultural embodiment is aroused.
(W. C. Sampey)
The SABR methodology has been proven globally for decades to require minimal funds, expended over the immediate and long-term to deliver rapid multifaceted solutions. ESS has demonstrated that the economic, environmentally and societally adverse circumstances created by effluent and waste from mining can be rapidly controlled and remediated at the source to deliver societal and ecological stabilisation through minimal risk maximum benefit, effective, solutions that apply a minimal change for maximum benefit set of SABR methodologies. The primary goal is to deliver immediate, economic, societally advancing solutions while developing similarly attuned long-term knowledge sharing, and delivery of minimum change for maximum benefit environmental and agricultural projects of local, and international enterprise value.
