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Анупам Мишра: Древнее искусство сбора воды.

Filmed Nov 2009 • Posted Dec 2009TEDIndia 2009
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С мудростью и остроумием, Анупам Мишра рассказывает о необыкновенных инженерных сооружениях, построенных индийцами «Золотой пустыни» предназначенных для сбора воды. Эти конструкции используются и по сей день и часто превосходят современные водяные мега-проекты.

To promote smart water management, Anupam Mishra works to preserve rural India’s traditional rainwater harvesting techniques. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Vasili Sviridov
Reviewed by Larisa Larionova
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