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Blue Filter Technology Brings Clean Water to Gaza

Saleh El Sadi’s vision is “a world where clean water is a basic right, not a privilege.” He chose to […]

The Weaponisation of Water and Iraq’s Climate Catastrophe

Without the Tigris and Euphrates, civilisation as we know it would not have existed. Such is the significance of these […]

El Coste del Modelo de Olivicultura Intensiva Española en Túnez

Túnez se encuentra entre los cinco principales productores de aceite de oliva a nivel mundial. El sector es el principal […]

Trash Talk: How a Local Initiative Is Helping to Clean up Lebanon

“We believe that substantial changes can happen from within, through small steps and strong beliefs.” – The waste crisis in […]

Yemen: Groundwater Depletion and Possible Solutions

Yemen is considered one of the most water-scarce countries in the world. Among the main threats which face the country’s […]

Riu Miño a Galícia. Foto: Alejandro Piñero Amerio (Wikimedia Commons).

Climate Change Impacts How Rivers Breathe

Rivers “breathe” and play a fundamental role in the global carbon cycle. A study recently published in Nature led by an international […]

Global Warming Causes Increasingly Aggressive Forest Pests

The great heat waves and accompanying droughts put forests at the limit of their resilience and expose them more drastically […]

Water Management in Cyprus: An Ongoing Struggle

Cyprus lies at the crossroads of three continents; Europe, Asia, and Africa, a mix of cultures and civilizations with a […]

Vanishing Aquifers in MENA

Aquifers are of tremendous importance for the MENA as world’s most water-stressed countries are located in the region, including Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, […]

Shifting Media Focus From Water Issues to Solutions and Innovation

Five representatives from different sectors within the water and media landscape came together in a session moderated by AMWAJ to […]