Posts Tagged ‘ environment ’

The curse of the Nile

The curse of the Nile

Egypt is certainly the gift of the Nile, but the great river could become east Africa’s curse. What are the chances of a future ‘water war’?

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Just say moo

Animal rights activists are calling for global vegetarianism, but the Middle East is not ready to sacrifice its meat-eating lifestyle.

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When the skies fell silent

Silent nights, genuinely blue skies and the sense that nature is finally fighting back. Am I the only one who enjoyed Iceland’s volcanic eruptions?

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Trashy fascism

I spend so much time sorting my rubbish that I’m thinking of putting it on my CV as a skill or taking it up as a profession.

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Climate change in Camelot

In South Dakota, everyone knows that the climate is just right - and that global warming is just the hot air of science.

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Green motoring in bloom

Lean, green commuting machines will be the new black for Belgian fleet car managers this year.

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The wealth of nations revisited

Natural wealth is so undervalued that countries believe they are getting richer when they are poorer. Can economists see green beyond the greenback?

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Green shoots in the desert

The Arab world no longer dismisses environmentalism as a western luxury and is gradually awakening to the massive environmental challenges.

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