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Team Map Presentation: The Nuclear Club
In his map “The Nuclear Club” Michael Kidron makes a strong argument against the stockpiling of nuclear weapons. At the time that he made this map, the United States and Russia were in the middle of the Cold War, each … Continue reading
Altas of The Week
http://maps.nrel.gov/mhk_atlas This is a National Renewable Energy Laboratory link mainly about the water, such as the wave, ocean current, and tidal stream. What I found interesting is that it includes many mapping and assessment of the United States specifically. Just … Continue reading
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Map of the Week:A World In A “Color book”
Are you sure this is a map? Seems like I entered a zoo. The Map we see here was produced during the World War I. It draws our attention to the medley of colors and animals, much like a children’s … Continue reading