Bowden, Rob

Presents an introduction to Kenya, discussing the people, landscape and climate, natural resources, economy and progress, and environment of the African country.

An introduction to African culture, covering society, the arts, food, music, and entertainment.

Shows what it's like to live in Ireland, what the countryside and cities look like, what people do for fun, and what they like to eat.

Shows what it's like to live in Kenya, what the countryside and cities look like, what people do for fun, and what they like to eat.

Shows what it's like to live in the United Kingdom, what the countryside and cities look like, what people do for fun, and what they like to eat.

Uncovers the details about the many moving parts in the food industry. Interesting sidebars support the main narrative and are perfect sources for report writing and essays.

Discusses the finite supply of fossil fuels and explores other options for energy, including nuclear power, solar power, water, bioenergy, hydrogen, and others.

Presents a study of the Nile River and those who make their homes along its path including an examination of ancient settlements and modern ports as well as its economical and agricultural importance.

Looks at how advances in science and technology have affected energy sources, providing information as well as pro and cons about a variety of related topics, such as nuclear energy, biofuels, and solar power from space.

"Presents a global look at the effects of international trade on economies of countries, including fair trade practices and the effects of subsidies and trade laws"--Provided by publisher.