Arikia Millikan over at Haiti Rewired found this excellent video from the Earth Institute at Columbia University on the problems facing Haiti: A Future for Haiti: Science and Solutions for a Beleaguered Nation. The voice of the speakers are a little soft and sleepy at times, but for people wanting an introduction to Haiti’s problems and some discussion of basic guidelines for finding solutions, this is a great place to start.
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April 04, 2010
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