Drinkable Rivers
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- ISBN978-90-450-5009-6
- EAN9789045050096
- Date de parution31/10/2023
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- ÉditeurUitgeverij Atlas
Résumé
As a young child in a densely populated suburb of Rotterdam, Li An Phoa is amazed by the wilderness around the house - the moss between the pavement tiles and the herons in the ditches. As a twenty-something, she ventures into the real wilderness for the first time. On a canoe trip through the Canadian Subarctic, she discovers that she can drink from the river. But when she returns three years later, she can no longer do so: the river is polluted, the ecosystem disturbed.
That experience stays with her. Ever since, Phoa has been drawing attention to drinkable rivers and urging people to take action. In this book - a rich tapestry of travelogue, memoir, reportage, philosophical musings, and poetry - Li An Phoa takes the reader on her adventures along rivers on four continents. On foot, she covers over 15, 000 kilometres and experiences the deep interconnectedness of all living things.
She encounters bears, rattlesnakes and dragonflies and speaks with farmers, writers and ecologists. With her original perspective and disarming approach, she continuously asks the question: how can our rivers become drinkable again?'Ecologist and adventurer Phoa is like a female Indiana Jones. Not on a quest for lost treasures, but for a future with drinkable rivers.'- DE VOLKSKRANTWWW. DRINKABLERIVERS.
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That experience stays with her. Ever since, Phoa has been drawing attention to drinkable rivers and urging people to take action. In this book - a rich tapestry of travelogue, memoir, reportage, philosophical musings, and poetry - Li An Phoa takes the reader on her adventures along rivers on four continents. On foot, she covers over 15, 000 kilometres and experiences the deep interconnectedness of all living things.
She encounters bears, rattlesnakes and dragonflies and speaks with farmers, writers and ecologists. With her original perspective and disarming approach, she continuously asks the question: how can our rivers become drinkable again?'Ecologist and adventurer Phoa is like a female Indiana Jones. Not on a quest for lost treasures, but for a future with drinkable rivers.'- DE VOLKSKRANTWWW. DRINKABLERIVERS.
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As a young child in a densely populated suburb of Rotterdam, Li An Phoa is amazed by the wilderness around the house - the moss between the pavement tiles and the herons in the ditches. As a twenty-something, she ventures into the real wilderness for the first time. On a canoe trip through the Canadian Subarctic, she discovers that she can drink from the river. But when she returns three years later, she can no longer do so: the river is polluted, the ecosystem disturbed.
That experience stays with her. Ever since, Phoa has been drawing attention to drinkable rivers and urging people to take action. In this book - a rich tapestry of travelogue, memoir, reportage, philosophical musings, and poetry - Li An Phoa takes the reader on her adventures along rivers on four continents. On foot, she covers over 15, 000 kilometres and experiences the deep interconnectedness of all living things.
She encounters bears, rattlesnakes and dragonflies and speaks with farmers, writers and ecologists. With her original perspective and disarming approach, she continuously asks the question: how can our rivers become drinkable again?'Ecologist and adventurer Phoa is like a female Indiana Jones. Not on a quest for lost treasures, but for a future with drinkable rivers.'- DE VOLKSKRANTWWW. DRINKABLERIVERS.
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That experience stays with her. Ever since, Phoa has been drawing attention to drinkable rivers and urging people to take action. In this book - a rich tapestry of travelogue, memoir, reportage, philosophical musings, and poetry - Li An Phoa takes the reader on her adventures along rivers on four continents. On foot, she covers over 15, 000 kilometres and experiences the deep interconnectedness of all living things.
She encounters bears, rattlesnakes and dragonflies and speaks with farmers, writers and ecologists. With her original perspective and disarming approach, she continuously asks the question: how can our rivers become drinkable again?'Ecologist and adventurer Phoa is like a female Indiana Jones. Not on a quest for lost treasures, but for a future with drinkable rivers.'- DE VOLKSKRANTWWW. DRINKABLERIVERS.
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