Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 4 April 1983

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 4 April 1983

Featuring:

The Fascinating World of Trash

There's no end to what people throw away, or to the problem of where to throw it. Author Peter T. White and photographer Louie Psihoyos uncover more than meets the eye-or the nose.

White Water, Proud People

Rafters and moonshiners may find thrills in Chattooga River country, but for most who live in the region it means backroads farms, old-time ways, and beloved bluegrass music. By Don Belt and photographer Steve Wall.

This Year in Jerusalem

Associate Editor Joseph Judge describes the poignant passions evoked by this "blessed and accursed" city that three faiths-Jewish, Christian, and Muslim-consider holy. Photographs by Jodi Cobb.

The Uncertain State of Puerto Rico

U. S. statehood, independence, or current commonwealth status? This Caribbean island faces crucial decisions on its future. Bill Richards and photographer Stephanie Maze discover fervent involvement in politics and life in general in this American land with Latin flavor.

Voyage to the Antarctic

Near drownings, 30-foot seas, and 80-mile-an-hour winds test Antarctic expedition members during a three-month voyage commemorating the work of Australian explorer Douglas Mawson in the early 20th century. David Lewis reports.

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