Green Prophet Interviews Author and Journalist, Alanna Mitchell
March 9, 2010 – 2:48 pm | Comments

Of the many non-fiction, environmentally-themed books I’ve read over the past few years, those that stand out are Alanna Mitchell’s ‘Dancing at the Dead Sea’ and ‘Seasick‘, both of which I have reviewed for Green …

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Help From Above As Saudi Environment Satellite-Monitored
March 6, 2010 – 9:29 pm | Comments
Help From Above As Saudi Environment Satellite-Monitored

e-GEO satellite monitoring of Dubai’s Palm Island. Can technology protect the endangered Persian Gulf?
Saudi Arabia’s fragile desert and coastal environments will now get “help from above,” thanks to an initiative by a group of Saudi …

Coastal Erosion Threatens Evolutionary Hotspots In Gulf Region
March 5, 2010 – 12:09 pm | Comments
Coastal Erosion Threatens Evolutionary Hotspots In Gulf Region

Projects like Dubai’s “The World” will cause untold damage of shoreline erosion and habitat loss. So do modern ports, threatening endangered species. But there are solutions, says US expert.
Coastal waters are evolutionary hotspots, says …

Green Jeddah NGO Reaches Out to Saudi Youth To Green Red Sea
March 5, 2010 – 9:24 am | Comments
Green Jeddah NGO Reaches Out to Saudi Youth To Green Red Sea

Green Jeddah project wants to teach Saudi youth importance of recycling, cleaning up toxic waste and pollution.
Saudi Arabia’s interest in environmental issues and projects is now being tailored to attract the country’s large youth …

Bin Laden Blames the US For Climate Climate Change: Arab Countries Getting Drier
February 11, 2010 – 11:18 am | Comments
Bin Laden Blames the US For Climate Climate Change: Arab Countries Getting Drier

The Arab world is getting dryer; Bin Laden blames the US and western globalization for climate change.
We’ve covered this topic before: the effects of climate change on a region of the world that in …

Saudi Arabia to Replace Oil with Sun Power for Desalination Plants
February 1, 2010 – 6:43 am | Comments
Saudi Arabia to Replace Oil with Sun Power for Desalination Plants

Predicting peak oil? Saudi water desalination plants like this one to be powered by the sun.
You would imagine that a desert country like Saudi Arabia would have to rely a lot on desalination for a …

Saudi Arabia Seeks to Join International Renewable Energy Group IRENA
January 28, 2010 – 6:39 am | Comments
Saudi Arabia Seeks to Join International Renewable Energy Group IRENA

Will Saudi Arabia’s IRENA Membership Help Influence  Environmental Change?
Saudi Arabia, a country which still contains much of the world’s remaining petroleum reserves, is now trying to put its environmental “money where its mouth is” by joining the …

Organic Pizza Fusion Has Hit Jeddah, Looking to Expand All Over Saudi Arabia
January 16, 2010 – 8:35 pm | Comments
Organic Pizza Fusion Has Hit Jeddah, Looking to Expand All Over Saudi Arabia

Pizza Fusion, a US-based chain, proclaims itself as being committed to “saving the earth one pizza at a time.”  And now its slogan might ring more true.  Now that it has a stronghold in the …

To Immunize, or Not Against the H1N1 Swine Flu?
January 7, 2010 – 11:20 am | Comments
To Immunize, or Not Against the H1N1 Swine Flu?

To get the needle or not, that is the question some of us are asking. A researcher looking at bacteria model, says these ancient organisms wouldn’t mass immunize.
The swine flu is taking its toll …

Death by Sewage: Saudi Arabia’s Desire to “Go Green” Spoiled by Sewage Scandal
January 6, 2010 – 8:48 am | Comments
Death by Sewage: Saudi Arabia’s Desire to “Go Green” Spoiled by Sewage Scandal

Sewage on the streets of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, left more than 120 dead and questions about the country’s green credibility very much open to debate. Photo: Reuters.
We’ve covered the recent Hajj 2009 to Mecca in …

Arab World in Water Crisis, Reports Jordanian Journalist
January 5, 2010 – 9:00 am | Comments
Arab World in Water Crisis, Reports Jordanian Journalist

A water conference in Jordan was a call to arms in Arab world to fight water insecurity. Photo: Water tanks on the roofs of buildings in Madaba, Jordan.
There are people in over 17 Arab countries …