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"NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC"
Magazine de collection en anglais, de mai 1993, Vol. 183 n°5, 140 pages, format standard, en très bon état (marques mineures : petit accroc sur le bas). Voir photos.
Features:
_COVER :
Middle East water, critical resource: Will water someday trigger war in the Middle East? The possibility exists, unless nations in the region set aside ancient animosities and cooperate to make use of adequate but dwindling supplies 36 pages
_REPORTS:
Central Park, New York, oasis in the city: The great green retreat in the heart of Manhattan offers pastoral landscapes that draw 15 million visitors each year. Since 1858 Central Park has been a model for bringing parks to city people 36 pages
America’s Beekeepers: Load the bees and hit the road/ Key players in U.S. agriculture, migratory beekeepers roll with the seasons, renting out beehives to pollinate crops and reaping their own rich harvests of honey 22 pages
Europe face an immigrant tide: Fleeing poverty or persecution, millions of immigrants from Africa, the Middle East, and eastern Europe seek refuge in the West. But resentment and even violence make for an often bitter welcome 32 pages
Mongolian nomads: With the collapse of communism and central planning, nomadic herders return to their old ways. Leaving cradle-to-grave welfare behind, they ride unfamiliar terrain in a market economy 13 pages
Les avis sur le produit NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Vol.183 n°5 may 1993 Middle East water: critical resource/ Central Park, NY/ Europe faces an immigrant tide/ U.S. Beekeepers/ Mongolian nomads
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