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Environment

  • tunisia
Sousse port where hundreds of illegal containers of Italian household waste still wait to be sent back. (AFP)
Italy pressed to remove illegal waste shipment from Tunisia
  • Morocco
An electric bus runs in the southern Moroccan city of Marrakech. (AFP)
Morocco ranks best in MENA in 2021 Green Future Index
Omar El-Huni
  • Oman
Former inhabitants of Wadi al-Murr gather near abandoned houses in the Omani village, about 400 kms south-west of the capital Muscat. (AFP)
Omanis rediscover village swallowed by the desert
  • environment
Abu Dhabi authority sees environment as key to future of farming
Omar El-Huni
  • Iraqi water
A 2019 file picture shows wastewater flowing in central Basra, Iraq. (AP)
Shrinking water supplies threaten to put fragile Iraq ‘on the edge’
  • MENA
An Emirati man stands in front of rows of parabolic shaped mirrors at the Shams 1, Concentrated Solar power (CSP) plant, in al-Gharibiyah district on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi. (AFP)
Lower solar energy cost can lead to brighter future
Omar El-Huni
  • MENA
An aerial view of the solar mirrors at the Noor 1 Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plant, some 20km (12.5 miles) outside the central Moroccan town of Ouarzazate. (AFP)
MENA sees future in new clean energy technology
Omar El-Huni
  • MENA
Energy with potential. Wind turbines at a wind farm in the southwestern Moroccan city of Tarfaya . (AFP)
Wind energy is a ‘key technology’ with benefits for MENA
Omar El-Huni
  • Oman
A desalination plant is seen in the Omani port city of Sur, November 27. (AFP)
Water-scarce Oman banks on desalination, at a cost
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