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In Part 2, Expedition Blue Planet concludes the interview with Osama Suliman, a Jordanian masters student at the Arava Institute in Israel. In a region torn by conflict, the Arava Institute brings together Israelis, Palestinians, Jordanians, and international students to learn about the Earth, and each other. Since the water resources in these areas are so scarce, a new thought is emerging that water could be a platform for piece.Expedition Blue Planet: Interview with Osama Suliman Part 2
January 12th, 2010 | Category: Expedition: Blue Planet
In Part 2, Expedition Blue Planet concludes the interview with Osama Suliman, a Jordanian masters student at the Arava Institute in Israel. In a region torn by conflict, the Arava Institute brings together Israelis, Palestinians, Jordanians, and international students to learn about the Earth, and each other. Since the water resources in these areas are so scarce, a new thought is emerging that water could be a platform for piece.More From This Category
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