Algonquin Guide To the Stars Small Books
Algonquin Guide To the Stars Small Books. Critter Litter: See what critters leave behind! is a Moms Choice Awards Gold Recipient Kids will be crazy about critters after this engaging…
Adventure 101 Amazing Sights Of The Night Sky A Guided Tour For Beginners Field Guides
Adventure 101 Amazing Sights Of The Night Sky: A Guided Tour For Beginners Field Guides. This guide helps identify and demystify the world of bats. Readers will learn about bats’…
Adler Nevada Trails Spiral Bound Western Region State Guides
Adler Nevada Trails Spiral Bound: Western Region State Guides. National Geographic’s Old Faithful Day Hikes trail map is a two-sided, waterproof topographic map designed specifically for day hiking around Yellowstone’s…
End of the Ganges water? Ancient city of Varanasi
End of the Ganges? Today, the Ganges River is shrinking at a remarkable rate, and there are stretches where it has disappeared altogether. The depth of the Ganges around the…
Sonia Vihar water treatment plant
Suez’s Sonia Vihar water treatment plant, the end point for Tehri reservoir water, is located in the slums of North East Delhi along the banks of the Yamuna River. On…
South Africa water apartheid
South Africa water apartheid is also exploring its options, as evidenced by its role in the new BRICS (Brazil, Russia, China, and South Africa) bank, the goal of which is…
A Quest for Clean Water in Iraq
A Quest for Clean Water in Iraq for Erbil. I still had not found it. But neither did the Swedish NGO Qandil during a similar investigation in 2008. The problem,…
Ifraz water treatment plant
Ifraz water treatment plant in Iraq was built by Fluor as an alternative to well water; the reported cost was $185 million, though this figure seems to vary quite a…
Kurdistan City of Fountains
A Kurdistan City of Fountains. There is one exception to the rule that “things are worse” outside Baghdad: Kurdistan. In the northern part of Iraq, Kurdistan is generally considered “safe.”…
Saddam Hussein’s army hid people they had killed
Saddam Hussein’s army hid people they had killed. “That was where they dumped the bodies,” Forbes writer Melik Kaylan told me, referring to a concrete reservoir. By then, Saddam had…