Category: Environment
Posted on May 11, 2010 by Nissim Dahan
The Middle East is home to some of the finest mosaics the world has ever known. Most of them date back to antiquity and bear stark witness to the passage of time. But what about now? Do you think it …
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Current Events,
Economy,
Environment,
Foreign Affairs,
Iran,
Israel,
Middle East,
Palestine,
Palestine/Israel,
Politics,
Regional Issues,
Saudi Arabia,
Terrorism |
6 Comments
Posted on April 28, 2010 by Green Prophet
Green Prophet interviews the Green Sheikh, from the United Arab Emirates. He’s looking to change the “green” perceptions and reality of the Middle East. The environment movement is no stranger to royalty: Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales has made …
Posted in
Environment,
UAE |
Tagged
Green Prophet,
Islam,
Muslims,
United Arab Emirates |
4 Comments
Posted on April 7, 2010 by Green Prophet
Arab solar energy company gets awarded for its sustainable vision in Beirut, Lebanon. They sealed a $15 million round of financing this year; now Abu Dhabi’s solar developer Enviromena Power Systems (“Enviromena”) won the “Sustainable Development of the Environment Award” …
Posted in
Environment,
Middle East |
Tagged
green building,
Green Prophet |
1 Comment
Posted on April 7, 2010 by Green Prophet
Is Masdar City a beacon for Middle Eastern development? It may take another 10 years to find out. We have been skeptical of Masdar City and Foster+Partners, the architects responsible for the emergent eco-city’s design, but BBC reporter Tom Reap’s …
Posted in
Environment,
UAE |
Tagged
green building,
Green Prophet,
Masdar |
1 Comment
Posted on February 20, 2010 by Ali Arsalan Zaheer (Pakistan)
Complex and highly developed technology has brought about a revolution in the day to day life activities. Latest technology also brings a new modernized and stabilized way of life. Automation systems
Posted in
Awareness,
Education,
Environment,
Media,
Saudi Arabia |
Tagged
Automation systems,
highly developed technology,
modernized and stabilized way of life |
4 Comments
Posted on January 20, 2010 by Shahrazad (Iran)
Yesterday was celebrated as Iran’s Clean Air, Blue Sky Day. Air pollution is a major issue in mega cities like Tehran. Most days, Tehran is clouded by a thick layer of smog making it difficult to breath especially for children …
Posted in
Awareness,
Culture,
Environment,
Gender,
Health,
Iran,
Media,
Photos,
Politics,
Society,
Taboos,
Women |
Tagged
Iran's Clean Air Day,
Protecting Earth,
Sports |
7 Comments
Posted on January 11, 2010 by Daria Mahgoub (Egypt)
An article about the Climate Action Day that took place on the 24th of October all over the world. Egyptian activists did their part with this brilliant night of short films, Sci-fi Documentary screenings, stand up comedy acts, and a discussion led by three of the most recognized professionals in Environmental issues in Egypt.
Posted in
Activism,
Egypt,
Environment,
Film |
Tagged
350,
climate action day,
Egypt |
1 Comment
Posted on December 31, 2009 by Shahrazad (Iran)
2009 was a chaotic year. The Gaza war just ended on January 18, 2009 , leaving many people around the world in grief and concerned about the result: Around 1500 Palestinians murdered-many of them women and children- , more than …
Posted in
Current Events,
Environment,
General,
Health,
Iran,
Media,
Politics,
Science |
Tagged
2010,
Happy New Year |
4 Comments
Posted on December 30, 2009 by Yara Al-Wazir
From the early dawn of our childhoods we’re used to plastic being the commodiity that we depend on for happiness, health, and nutrition. Baby dolls and action figures are from plastic, milk bottles are from plastic, pacifiers are from plastic; …
Posted in
Environment,
Issues and Causes |
2 Comments
Posted on December 27, 2009 by Green Prophet
Want to read the most popular green stories of 2009 on your favourite Middle East environment blog? Read on. Every blog and news site does it as a way to gain perspective: Whether you’ve celebrated the Muslim New Year more …
Posted in
Environment |
Tagged
Environment,
Israel,
Middle East,
news,
water |
6 Comments