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Tafline Laylin
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Gulf Countries Are Picking From Sudan’s Breadbasket
With insufficient arable land of their own, Arab countries are farming in Sudan to secure their food future. Early last year Karin reported on a...
“Earth Day Network” President Kathleen Rogers Defines “The New Environmentalist”
Kathleen Rogers and the world wide web have revolutionized citizen environmental activism. Since 1970, Earth Day has pivoted grassroots environmental activism in a powerful way,...
Abu Dhabi Builds Giant Lightbulb For “Turn It Off” Campaign
Giant lightbulb installation in Abu Dhabi International Airport forms part of a campaign to reduce energy and water waste. How do we best effect change...
Egypt To Grab Sudanese Land To Meet Its Wheat Needs
Lacking sufficient water to grow enough wheat for its burgeoning population, Egypt (above pic of Suez Canal farm) looks to other Nile Basin countries for...
Interview: Buying Local in Dubai With Baker & Spice’s Yael Mejia
In an interview with Green Prophet, Yael Mejia describes the benefits of buying fresh food locally. It was largely because of Yael Mejia’s efforts to...
The Green Sheikh says Middle Eastern Men Must Lead The Green Way
According to Sheikh Abudulaziz, technology can help stave off environmental crisis, but the real power lies in the people and their willingness to adjust their...
Perpetrators Flee The Scene Of Two Nile River Oil Spills
“Spill and run” on the Nile could lead to legal action. Only a few days ago we described the Egyptian government’s failure to enforce better...
“Mayslits Kassif Architecture” Takes Coveted European Landscape Architecture Award for Tel Aviv Port
For the first time in history, Israeli architects who designed Tel Aviv’s Port took best design at the European Biennial of Landscape Architecture Awards. The...
Nile Water Kills 17,000 Egyptian Children Each Year
Certain Egyptian Ministries are finally noticing that the Nile River is not healthy. For 17,000 children a year, they are a bit late. One of...
Want To Mobilize The Green Mob? Lebanese Bloggers Show Us How!
Lebanese Bloggers elbow their way through wishy washy red tape to spread urgent environmental and political messages. Environmental bloggers go to great lengths to confront...
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