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Morocco: Here Comes the Sun, <ref>[http://globalvoicesonline.org/2009/11/05/morocco-here-comes-the-sun/ Global Voices Online]</ref> November 5 | Morocco: Here Comes the Sun, <ref>[http://globalvoicesonline.org/2009/11/05/morocco-here-comes-the-sun/ Global Voices Online]</ref> November 5 | ||
Recent flooding in Morocco has prompted bloggers to air their discontent with their country's lack of sanitation infrastructure. They went around taking pictures and shooting videos, sharing | Recent flooding in Morocco has prompted bloggers to air their discontent with their country's lack of sanitation infrastructure. They went around taking pictures and shooting videos, sharing scene | ||
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[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKIgqa49rMc Moroccan 2,000 Year Old Food Forest] with Geoff Lawton, PRI Managing Director<br /> | |||
see also: [[Paradise Valley]] | |||
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News and comment
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Medina bikes: Africa’s first cycle-share scheme launches in Marrakech, Nov 15 [1]
From BRT to tram lines, How Morocco is boosting public transport, Nov 7 [2]
Morocco to give 600 mosques a green makeover, Sep 5 [3]
Morocco bans plastic bags, Jul 4 [4]
2015
Morocco poised to become a solar superpower with launch of desert mega-project, October 26 [5]
2012
Morocco's renewable energy future - video, [6] September 20
2010
Morocco: A Charter for the Environment, [7] January 28
2009
Morocco: Here Comes the Sun, [8] November 5
Recent flooding in Morocco has prompted bloggers to air their discontent with their country's lack of sanitation infrastructure. They went around taking pictures and shooting videos, sharing scene
Video
Moroccan 2,000 Year Old Food Forest with Geoff Lawton, PRI Managing Director
see also: Paradise Valley