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Suez Gulf polluted with hazardous industrial waste

Suez Gulf polluted with hazardous industrial waste

The Suez Gulf is polluted with untreated liquid industrial waste dumped by factories in the Adabeyya area, said eye witnesses…
Arab water security meeting postponed due to states’ absence

Arab water security meeting postponed due to states’ absence

A special session of the Arab League's Arab Ministerial Council for Water ended on Friday with a decision to postpone…
Egypt to re-think wastewater treatment at upcoming conference

Egypt to re-think wastewater treatment at upcoming conference

By: Taffline Layline As Egypt’s population increases, it puts pressure on the country’s main water source: the Nile River. In…
World Carfree Day: Think green

World Carfree Day: Think green

Imagine the 6th of October Bridge empty of cars, with people peacefully walking about without risking their lives at every…
Arab researchers fill breach at Stockholm’s World Water Week

Arab researchers fill breach at Stockholm’s World Water Week

It might have been the Eid holidays, the inclement Swedish weather, or just political apathy, but not a single official…
Conference warns of severe consequences of climate change for Arab region

Conference warns of severe consequences of climate change for Arab region

Participants at a meeting held in preparation of the launch of the Arab Climate Resilience Initiative have warned against the…
Hospital in Gharbiya burns hazardous waste in nearby village

Hospital in Gharbiya burns hazardous waste in nearby village

Al-Masry Al-Youm has observed the transfer of hazardous medical waste from the incinerator at Mahalla Febrile Diseases Hospital to the…
BP’s broken well in Gulf of Mexico is ‘dead’

BP’s broken well in Gulf of Mexico is ‘dead’

Washington--US officials have finally declared BP's broken well in the Gulf of Mexico "dead", five months after a deadly oil…
Environmental Voices: Is Egyptian soft power too late for upstream Nile states?

Environmental Voices: Is Egyptian soft power too late for upstream Nile states?

The following article is the first part of Al-Masry Al-Youm's weekly"Environmental Voices" series, in which issues related to the environment--whether…
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