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Tayyarat - تيّارات (“currents” or “streams” in Arabic) brings you opinions, stories and insights into water and energy around the Mediterranean.
Public Trust at the Tap: Spain’s Test With Reuse and Desalination
From the Shallow River to the Salty Shore: The Winding History of Basra’s Thirst
Lebanon’s Struggle With Quarry Damage, Poor Regulation
Dosybikes: Independent Mobility for Women
Libya in Spotlight at Nice Summit: What’s Next for Its Fishers?
Climate Finance in Türkiye: A Transparency Challenge
Data Centres: Spain’s Digital Boom Meets Environmental Limits
Revolutionising Agriculture: ALGUNO’s Innovative Fertilizer
Bridging Journalism and Climate Action: An Interview with Natalie Donback
Türkiye’s Blue Lakes Are Turning Brown
The Rainmakers of Morocco
Su, İş birliği Aracı Olabilir mi?
Lebanon’s Struggle With Quarry Damage, Poor Regulation
Urban sprawl in a small country like Lebanon poses serious challenges to both the environment and the economy. These challenges […]
Dosybikes: Independent Mobility for Women
When Menna and Nouran Farouk founded Dosybikes in 2019, they were driven by a personal wish: both wanted to learn […]
Libya in Spotlight at Nice Summit: What’s Next for Its Fishers?
At the port of Al Khums, Libya, Faraj Abdelsadiq sits on the edge of his old wooden boat after a […]
Climate Finance in Türkiye: A Transparency Challenge
Billions of dollars in climate finance flow annually from wealthy nations to the Global South. Yet, Türkiye – one of […]
Data Centres: Spain’s Digital Boom Meets Environmental Limits
In 2023, the regional government of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain gave the green light to Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta to build […]
Revolutionising Agriculture: ALGUNO’s Innovative Fertilizer
Abdelilah Hammada, the visionary behind ALGUNO, embarked on a journey fueled by a passion for entrepreneurship and a deep-rooted connection […]
Bridging Journalism and Climate Action: An Interview with Natalie Donback
In a world where climate change is an increasingly urgent issue, environmental journalism plays a crucial role in bringing untold […]
Türkiye’s Blue Lakes Are Turning Brown
Over 75% of Türkiye’s lakes have vanished in 60 years, revealing a deepening water crisis driven by mismanagement. Over the […]
The Rainmakers of Morocco
Morocco’s drought-flood chaos fuels a storm of cloud seeding conspiracies. In the tiny village of Ouneine, nestled high in Morocco’s […]
Su, İş birliği Aracı Olabilir mi?
İklim değişikliğinin ve su kıtlığının derinleştiği bir dönemde, suyu çatışmanın değil dayanışmanın temeline yerleştirmek mümkün mü? Su politikaları uzmanı Dr. […]
How Clic Recycle Is Revolutionising Hair Waste
Each year, around 2.2 billion kilograms of human hair becomes waste, or ends up in landfills, releasing methane emissions as […]
Watersec’s Mission to Tackle Water Scarcity
Water scarcity is an escalating global challenge. Droughts and seasons with low rainfall are becoming more frequent. In response, Watersec […]
Public Trust at the Tap: Spain’s Test With Reuse and Desalination
From the Shallow River to the Salty Shore: The Winding History of Basra’s Thirst
Lebanon’s Struggle With Quarry Damage, Poor Regulation
Dosybikes: Independent Mobility for Women
Libya in Spotlight at Nice Summit: What’s Next for Its Fishers?
Climate Finance in Türkiye: A Transparency Challenge
Data Centres: Spain’s Digital Boom Meets Environmental Limits
Revolutionising Agriculture: ALGUNO’s Innovative Fertilizer
Bridging Journalism and Climate Action: An Interview with Natalie Donback
Türkiye’s Blue Lakes Are Turning Brown
The Rainmakers of Morocco