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Arwa Aburawa
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African Land Grab Continues – Middle East Is Major Buyer
According to the Worldwatch Institute’s latest report on land grab, the oil-rich Gulf nations are big buyers of foreign land Since 2000, an estimated 70.2...
Gaza’s Water Too Dangerous To Drink
According to a recent report by charities, Gaza’s only source of fresh water is contaminated with fertiliser and human waste The water and waste infrastructure...
Remembering Hassan Fathy – Egypt’s Green Architect Of the People
Who was Hassan Fathy, the earth based architect who inspired the Middle East? Exactly forty years ago, Hassan Fathy published his groundbreaking book on community-inspired...
Why Israel Is Wrong To Fear Climate Refugees
Experts are calling on Israel to completely enclose its borders with a barrier to keep out ‘floods of climate refugees’ Around two months ago, a...
Can Qatar Balance its Oil Interests and Host a Successful Climate Summit?
I speak to Qatar-based environmental researcher Mari Luomi about the balancing act Qatar has to perform at the upcoming climate summit You could say that...
Jordan Suspends Its Nuclear Plans Amid Controversy
Jordan has supported a parliamentary committee recommendation to suspend Jordan’s projected nuclear programme It’s certainly been a busy week for Khaled Toukan who is commissioner...
London Mosques Start Beekeeping Trend
Two mosques in London have taken up beekeeping – and there are plans to encourage more to join the quest to save dwindling bee populations
Iraqi Mud Architect Talks Sustainability and Corruption in the Middle East (Exclusive Interview)
Award-winning architect Salma Samar Damluji speaks to GreenProphet about her mud architecture work in Yemen and why Dubai’s property development mentality is ruining the Middle...
What Can Rio+20 Do For The Arab World?
We speak to Mohamed Abdel Raouf, a green researcher who will be attending the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) about what it could do...
Severe Water Scarcity Could Hit Arab Region by 2015
Although water scarcity is unlikely to lead to water waters, it is still devastating for the development and survival of any nation The latest report...
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