Interview on COP28 with lead Egyptian climate financing negotiator Mohamed Nasr.
Beneath the mask the city’s donned for COP27 are the marks of years of uncalculated redevelopment
“We woke up one day and there were suddenly 3,000 workers, bulldozers and cars destroying everything. It felt like the end of days,” says Saad,* a resident of St. Catherine…
Some note that carbon trading does little to reduce the net production of harmful emissions.
Independent environmental organizations are wary of engaging with COP27 for fear of reprisals.
The Environment Ministry marked this year's World Environment Day on June 5 by taking part in the official campaign named I’m With…
The Cabinet approved Egypt's first organic farming bill on Wednesday, in the hopes of improving organic produce exports
An Egyptian diplomat allegedly referred to Sub-Saharan African ministers as “dogs and slaves” at a United Nations conference on the environment in Nairobi,…
Piles of garbage. Extended power outages. Water cuts. Choking clouds of black smoke from rice burning in the Delta. To most people,…
The Egyptians Against Coal (EAC) campaign strongly condemned a recent decision by the Environment Ministry to grant licenses to all ports to…
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