Paper Mill Story Updates

Dianna Cohen: Tough truths about plastic pollution

Such a Shame

Here what we may read about Baikal.

We found the 'beach' (so strange as the Russians come here for a beach holiday, with sand and everything, but its a Lake... very strange) There are absolutley stunning views here, but it seems the Russians do not know what they have, as the litter and smashed bottles are EVERY WHERE (This is the same throughout the whole of Russian... such a shame).

Read the full article at Travelpod.

Peter Thomson

Peter Thomson is an independent writer, editor and radio producer. He’s the author of the acclaimed 2007 book Sacred Sea: A Journey to Lake Baikal (Oxford University Press), which The New York Times called “superb” and “compelling,” and founding editor and producer of the groundbreaking NPR environmental news program Living on Earth.

About Baikal and Wellesley

Ok, lets see, what we can find on the web.
First of all:

Lake Baikal: The Soul of Siberia (f: TSS page)

This is a page about the course designed to acquaint students with both the scientific and cultural issues surrounding Lake Baikal and the Baikal region. Information may seem pretty interesting on this page. Actually I found some art pieces. Photos like this:


Also you can find many descriptive links on TSS page. And I hope webmaster will update photos soon :)

And don't forget about this one: wikiP