Environment

Easy being green: Changing the face of eco-living

Easy being green: Changing the face of eco-living

New books in Cairo are expensive, so it made sense that a large crowd gathered last May at Makan for…
US spill panel question drilling policy

US spill panel question drilling policy

Washington--The BP oil spill was a massive "failure" in government oversight and administrations should be forced to consult with experts…
Cairo temperatures to stay at 38C until Friday

Cairo temperatures to stay at 38C until Friday

The heatwave currently experienced by Cairenes is expected to continue until Friday, according to meteorologists, who said temperatures will not…
World’s largest solar plant to be built in China

World’s largest solar plant to be built in China

First Solar expects construction of a solar power plant in Inner Mongolia to begin next year, the China Business News…
Egyptian-Dutch company seeks solar panel construction

Egyptian-Dutch company seeks solar panel construction

An Egyptian-Dutch company submitted a request to the Industrial Development Agency (IDA) today, in which it petitioned for installation of…
Experts: US using technology that increases global temperatures

Experts: US using technology that increases global temperatures

A number of Egyptian meteorologists agree the US may be using climate change weapons to alter the temperatures and crop…
Scientists Map Massive North Atlantic Garbage Patch

Scientists Map Massive North Atlantic Garbage Patch

Millions of pieces of plastic — most smaller than half an inch — float throughout the oceans. They are invisible…
Giza residents threaten to stage protests over sewage leaks

Giza residents threaten to stage protests over sewage leaks

Residents of Giza's Faisal district have threatened to stage sit-ins before Giza municipal headquarters if officials failed to solve ongoing…
Experts say most Gulf spill oil still in water

Experts say most Gulf spill oil still in water

Washington--Nearly 80 percent of the oil spilled from a BP well in the Gulf of Mexico is still in the…
‘Over-fishing’ threatens Egypt’s Mediterranean, Red Sea coasts

‘Over-fishing’ threatens Egypt’s Mediterranean, Red Sea coasts

Egypt may face economic and environmental disaster if its waterways continue to be fished beyond sustainable levels, environmental experts say.
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