Environment
Morocco and Canada are intensifying their collaboration in the water and environmental sectors, with a shared vision to address pressing challenges not only within their borders but also across the African continent. This partnership was underscored during a recent meeting between Cheryl Urban, Canada’s......
Southern Morocco is bracing for a dramatic surge in water demand over the next three decades, driven by population growth, urban expansion, and persistent drought conditions. Recent projections highlight the urgent need for strategic interventions to ensure sustainable water access in the region. According......
A high-level European Union delegation recently visited the newly constructed wastewater treatment plant in Sidi Allal Tazi, located in Morocco’s Kenitra province. The project, developed by Morocco’s National Office for Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE), represents a significant step......
Rescue operations in Indonesia persist as authorities work to locate survivors following a deadly landslide in Central Java, which claimed the lives of at least 19 people. The landslide, triggered by heavy rainfall in Pekalongan, occurred on a key road connecting the city with the popular tourist destination......
The year 2024 has cemented its place in Spain’s climatic history as the third warmest since 1961, with an average temperature of 15°C, according to the national meteorological agency, Aemet. The year was characterized by unprecedented heatwaves, stark weather contrasts, and erratic precipitation......
As a biting cold wave sweeps across Morocco, bringing plummeting temperatures and heavy snowfall to several regions, the Moroccan government has swiftly mobilized a nationwide emergency response plan to support affected citizens. The initiative, coordinated under the directives of King Mohammed VI, aims......
Morocco has emerged as one of the nations most severely affected by dwindling water resources, according to the 2024 Global Water Monitor report. The findings reveal that the country experienced one of the lowest surface water levels in Africa last year, underscoring the escalating challenges posed by......
The destructive wildfires in Los Angeles have left a trail of devastation, with the death toll reaching 27 and 31 others still missing. As cleanup efforts continue, authorities warn that another wave of Santa Ana winds could worsen the situation early next week. Over 82,000 people remain under evacuation......
Transportation sector reaches turning point as electric vehicles gain momentum Carbon dioxide emissions from global road transportation will reach their highest point in 2025, marking a significant shift from previous projections that anticipated continued growth until 2050, according to new research......
Recent wildfires, intensified by Santa Ana winds, have placed Los Angeles in a perilous state, with authorities urging caution. Anish Mahajan from the Los Angeles County Public Health Department warned of the hazardous ash, which can irritate the respiratory system and cause harm when inhaled. As emergency......
As Morocco grapples with pressing environmental challenges, the National Council of the Order of Architects (CNOA) convened the 39th National Architect's Day in Fez, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's approach to sustainable urban development. The conference, held under the patronage of......
In northwestern Galicia, one of Spain's most scenic regions, Jose Maria Cofreces operates a guesthouse, attracting tourists with its natural beauty. However, the area's reputation for high winds has made it a prime location for developers of large wind farms, some towering over 50-story buildings.......
Los Angeles, January 13 – Firefighters in Los Angeles prepared for intensifying winds expected overnight into Tuesday, posing a renewed threat to wildfires that have devastated neighborhoods, claimed over two dozen lives, and scorched an area comparable in size to Washington, D.C. A red flag warning......
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