Rivers of Powers
A delightful exploration of rivers combining history, geography, environmentalism, and urban planning, revealing how 66% of the world population lives within 20 km of a major river.
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A delightful exploration of rivers combining history, geography, environmentalism, and urban planning, revealing how 66% of the world population lives within 20 km of a major river.
Continue readingDavid Owen traces the complex geography of the Colorado River and its intricate water rights system, revealing one of the most thoroughly managed rivers in the world.
Continue readingJohn McPhee's portrait of a sparsely populated New Jersey landscape reveals how overlooked places hold surprising significance—including one of America's largest aquifers.
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A portrait of New Jersey's Pine Barrens and the massive aquifer beneath.
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A delightful take on rivers combining history, geography, environmentalism, and urban planning.
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The fascinating story of Colorado River's water rights and management.
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