Originally posted on EED 2022 at UMass Amherst:
My journey in the US started yesterday when I arrived to one of my dream countries, in the beginning it was kind of hard to deal with the fact that my luggage was lost in the airport but finally seeing all of my friends that I have been…
Dreaming of simpler times
Originally posted on Trig Tales:
Morocco Every time I’m hiking up a mountain, I wish I hadn’t bothered, but then every time I stand at the top of a mountain peak I’ve just scrambled up, I tend to feel a little less angry with myself and a small but perceptible sense of satisfaction ebbs inside…
Morocco- Chefchaouen
Originally posted on ani'kiki' krisnamurti:
Morning Market Chefchouaen adalah kota cantik dengan warna biru mendominasi bangunan-bangunannya. Salah satu alasan utama saya mengunjungi Morocco adalah untuk melihat kota ini. Sepanjang mata memandang terlihat warna biru Bangunan dengan pintu-pintu cantik mendominasi Untuk menikmati pemandangan saya harus turun naik di daerah ini melewati tangga-tangga batu Di pagi…
Everything I did, spent and learned in Morocco
Originally posted on Zahra Travels:
Can I just start off by saying Morocco is fabulous? If you’re considering it for a future trip, I’m your cheerleader. This North African country is full of history, diverse landscapes and solid travel infrastructure for even the new travelers. Best of all, it’s affordable. An art shop in Chefchaouen,…
Where in the World: Algeria
Originally posted on Its good to be crazy Sometimes:
I know nothing about this country, so I am excited to learn Algeria is boarded by Tunisia to the northwest, Libya to the east, Niger to the southeast, Mail, Mauritiania and Western Sahara to the southwest, Morocco to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the…
Book review: Ending Fossil Fuels, by Holly Jean Buck
Originally posted on The Earthbound Report:
“There is already a lot of good writing on how to ramp up renewables and restore ecosystems and create a cleaner and greener world” says Holly Jean Buck, a sustainability professor at the University of Buffalo. “In contrast, writing on how we go about ending the old is comparatively…
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