Wood hunt
Environment, News
January 26, 2010

Wood hunt

AMMAN, Jordan — Mahmoud Mohammad Udeh, 20, shifts wood to be cut into small pieces to use in the wood stove for heating his house near here yesterday. As the weather is getting colder and with fuel prices increasing, many Jordanians especially the low-income families, find new ways to save money. (Photo: AP)

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