July 25, 2008
By Marla Dickerson
TASTIOTA, Mexico - A few miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, amid cracked earth and mesquite and sun-bleached cactus, neat rows of emerald plants sprout from the desert floor.
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An Exploration of the Potential for Expansive Seawater Farming in Namibia
- 2005 Namibian Aquaculture Project Analysis
- Namibian Ministry of Fisheries
- Namibia Aquaculture & Fisheries Profile
- Aquaculture Institute of South Africa
- Maps of Namibia
- Namib Desert
- Hifikepunye Pohamba
- Clinton Global Initiative
- CNN - Saltwater Key to Greener World
- Saltwater Shrimp Farming Basics
- Salicornia Oil
- Salt Water Irrigation
- Salt Tolerant Plants for Developing Countries
- Irrigating Crops with Seawater
- Namibian Water Infrastructure
- Salicornia Nutrition Information
- African Water
- Namibia Development Center
- Unicef Namibia
- Plumpy'nut
- The Seawater Foundation
- Namibian Development Journal
- Gates Foundation - Global Development Program
- MacArthur Foundation
- Swakopmund Property
- Swakopmundnamibia.com
- Swakopmund Wiki
- Diocese of Keetmanshoop
- City of Swakopmund
- NACOMA - Namibian Coast Conservation and Management Project
- Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry
- Republic of Namibia
- USAID
- Global Seawater, Inc.
- Peace Corps Namibia Wiki
- Peace Corps Namibia Blogs
- Peace Corps Namibia
- New Uranium Projects in Namibia
- CIA on Namibia
- Namibia Wiki
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