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Our Habitat
June/July 2019
This edition delves into the environment of the South Caucasus, meeting those who inhabit it, those who destroy it, and those who defend it.
Georgia’s dirty waters
For some Georgians, obtaining drinking water can be a time-consuming, daily chore. “The water...
Our Habitat
30 July, 2019
Living without water in an Armenian village
The residents of Tlik have simple dreams - access to water, for a start.
Our Habitat
24 July, 2019
Destined for landfills: How Georgia Wastes Food
Food waste is a worldwide problem. According to a 2013 report by the United Nations’ Food and...
Our Habitat
24 July, 2019