Our Thirsty World: A Free National Geographic Download

A little belated something for World Water Day (yesterday): National Geographic has released a special issue that delves into the challenges facing our most essential natural resource. “Water: Our Thirsty World” will be soon available at newsstands everywhere. But, right now, you can now download a free interactive version that includes all of the print magazine content, plus lots of extra online goodies. The free download requires registration and is available only until April 2.

A great find by Maria Popova aka @brainpicker


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  1. boby says . . . | March 23, 2010 / 7:40 pm

    I want to facilitate the public.

  2. Juan says . . . | April 20, 2010 / 11:11 am

    Is there any way for me to receive an email copy of the digital download? I missed that download deadline by quite a few days, nay help would be beyond appreciated!

  3. ken babbin says . . . | January 27, 2011 / 2:10 pm

    Thank you for addressing this
    important topic. Perhaps your article will help to persuade the public that
    we need to limit or reduce human population in order to safe guard the planet and the future.

  4. Tapan Biswas says . . . | June 9, 2011 / 10:44 am

    Peace not peaces

  5. Lori says . . . | August 9, 2011 / 6:40 pm

    What an amazing magazine!

  6. Syukur says . . . | September 15, 2011 / 10:07 am

    Is there any way for me to receive an email copy of the digital download?
    I am studying soil and water now, so i need to know very much about water sciences. please someone give to me the link. you can email me at~ musolla90@gmail.com.

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