As COP27 starts, OPEC Secretary-General Haitham Al-Ghais highlights sustainable energy investment
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World leaders arriving at Egypt’s Red Sea resort of Sharm El-Sheikh must find ways to save the planet from global warming before it is too late.
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Al-Ahram Weekly sounds out ambassadors to Egypt on their countries’ outlook for COP27
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More than 90 heads of state, some 30,000 people representing governments, businesses, NGOs, civil society groups and CEOs, will meet from 6 to 18 November in the Egyptian resort city of Sharm El-Sheikh to participate in the world’s biggest and most important annual climate-related conference.
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The founder of Hazel Farm Iman Mustafa told Farah El-Akkad about deeper perspectives on agriculture changing lives across generations
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Egypt will adopt a sustainable approach to reviving the golden age of cotton
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Climate justice for developing countries and those suffering from the brunt of climate change is a real and legitimate demand but one that has not yet been put into practise, writes Essam Shiha
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Financing for green projects in developing countries will be a major issue at the upcoming UN COP27 Climate Change Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh.
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Mahmoud Bakr reports on a 10-day boat ride on the River Nile taken by young Arabs to promote awareness against climate change
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Egyptian green startups are shining ahead of COP27, reports Ahmed Kotb
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Eco-innovation is on the rise in Egypt as more green startups find their way into the market, welcoming more environmental initiatives in the lead-up to COP27.
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Hesham Badr, coordinator of the National Initiative for Green and Smart Projects, tells Al-Ahram Weekly about a consistent and expanding scheme to give the Egyptian economy a green and smart glow
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In Africa and the Arab world, civil societies are meeting the challenges posed by climate change
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Al-Ahram Weekly examines the debate on the need for a better environment and climate-related media coverage.
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