by Ibarra Turcios Ibarra T. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789992325179
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«Gota a gota, el agua se agota» is a popular science essay on water conservation by Ibarra Turcios Ibarra T., published in paperback in 2001 (100 pages, in Spanish).
Starting from popular images, such as the pitcher that breaks from going so often to the water jar, the rain that falls in torrents, and the empty pitchers, the book explains why water is scarce, how rivers run dry, and how this resource can be recovered and cared for. With accessible language and relatable examples, it invites reflection on the importance of water conservation.
The work was published in El Salvador in 2001 and is classified within the categories of science and water conservation.
Intended for readers interested in environmental outreach who want to understand, with simple explanations and everyday examples, why water is lacking and how it can be cared for.
