Rolando Y. Wee

Written by Rolando Y. Wee

David Livingstone traveled throughout much of Africa, oncluding towards the extents of the Nile and Zambezi Rivers, in the middle of the 19th Century.

Society

David Livingstone - Famous Explorers of the World

Brahmaputra wetlands on Majuli Island.

Environment

Majuli: Massive River Island Of The Brahmaputra

The Step Pyramid of Djoser, in the necropolis at Saqqara in Egypt, where it still stands circa 4,675 years after its construction.

Society

Old Kingdom Dynasties Of Ancient Egypt

A Baird's Tapir, the National Animal of Belize.

Environment

National Animals Of South And Central America

Fertile farming region along the Orontes River Valley in Syria.

Environment

The Orontes: The Backwards River of the Levant

Poverty and malnutrition are the primary factors responsible for high rates of anemia.

Society

Anemia in Women - Worldwide Prevalence

Raleigh in Elizabethan Era dress, cartography tools in hand.

Society

Sir Walter Raleigh - Famous Explorers of the World

As climate change intensifies, coastal flooding, such as the pictured event in Brisbane, Australia from 2011, threatens to displace hundreds of millions of people.

Environment

Rising Tides: Cities Of The World That May Be Flooded By Climate Change

Spanish moss, trees, and shrubs along the water banks in the Okefenokee wetlands.

Environment

The Okefenokee Blackwater Swamp

Major corporations employing large numbers of people at a time contribute to the low self-employment rates seen in many developed countries.

World Facts

15 Countries With The Lowest Rates Of Self-Employment

Vasco da Gama was honored as a Viceroy, Count, and Admiral.

Society

Vasco de Gama - Famous Explorers of the World

Receded waters of the Juruá River during the dry season.

Environment

The Juruá (Yuruá) River Of South America

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