Dubai’s solar city goes live
Dubai’s Sustainable City has kicked off operations of a solar installation that will eventually produce up to 10 MW of power at maximum capacity. Completion of the first phase of the project...
Pollution, Global Warming, Decrease in Sea Turtles: Reasons Behind Upsurge of Jellyfish in Egypt
In June this year, a lot of jellyfish were found in a lot of Egyptian coasts, which was the crowded time for the Egyptian people to have their summer holidays as almost all Egyptian students have...
Lebanon ploughs the Mediterranean
Beirut: Land reclamation was always a common feature in Lebanon but more so after the 1975-1990 Civil War, when militias built their own illegal “harbours” to smuggle in weapons and other goods....
After the Arab Spring: Learning to love nature again
Our relationship with nature is dependent on more than the way the wind blows and the flowers bloom. During a period of societal turmoil, for example, nature can become an unlikely political symbol....
100 women among 389 rescued from drowning in Dubai
Dubai Municipality is set to launch a massive beach safety awareness campaign after its lifeguards rescued hundreds of people from drowning in Dubai’s open public beaches in the first half of this...
#BalaPlastic invades the ceremony of the night project!
The plastic invading Mashrou’ Leila concert part of the #BalaPlastic movement to raise awareness of the problems with single use plastic, and its tragic impacts on Lebanon Public health,...
Did Climate Change Bring Down Late Bronze Age Civilizations?
Clutching a set of drills, scuba divers plunge into a bay near the Gulf of Corinth, in central Greece. On the seafloor, they punch a 4.5-meter-deep hole into history. The divers are expecting to...
Italy’s seas endangered by sewage, marine litter
Italy’s seas are endangered by untreated sewage and marine litter, Legambiente environmentalist organization reported Friday. Every summer for the past 30 years, Legambiente’s Goletta...
