Environment
Morocco's plans to expand its cloud seeding program have raised eyebrows across the Mediterranean, particularly in Spain. The North African nation's efforts to combat severe drought through artificial rainfall enhancement are now under scrutiny due to potential regional impacts. According to......
In the heart of Morocco's Taounate province, a monumental engineering feat is taking shape. The Ratba Dam, a cornerstone of the country's water management strategy, is rapidly progressing towards completion. With an impressive price tag of MAD 4 billion ($400 million), this project is set to......
A groundbreaking international study has shed new light on the most successful climate policies implemented worldwide over the past two decades. The research, conducted by a consortium of esteemed institutions including the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Oxford University, and the......
Nestled between the coastal towns of Tan Tan and Tarfaya in southern Morocco lies a natural wonder known as Khenifiss National Park. This expansive protected area, spanning an impressive 185,000 hectares, is a true gem that has largely flown under the radar of international travelers. The crown jewel......
Marrakech is grappling with escalating climate threats, including drought, extreme heat, flooding, and sandstorms, according to a recent report by the Global Center on Adaptation (GCA). The city's vulnerability to climate change is leading to severe impacts, such as food and water shortages, increased......
Unsafe Toxin Levels Detected in Local Mussels Prompt Immediate Action Morocco's Department of Maritime Fisheries has announced a suspension of shellfish harvesting and sales from the Oum Toyour-Chouika area in Essaouira due to marine toxins detected at hazardous levels. The National Institute......
In a strategic move to address Morocco's pressing water scarcity, Energy Recovery, a US-based innovator in energy-efficient technologies, has secured $27.5 million in contracts for new desalination projects. These initiatives align with Morocco's ambitious plans to source half of its drinking......
In a startling development, Casablanca, Morocco's economic powerhouse, is grappling with a severe water crisis that has forced authorities to reduce water flow by 10%. This measure comes as the city confronts the harsh realities of prolonged drought and dwindling water reserves. During an extraordinary......
Morocco is bracing for an intense heatwave this weekend, with temperatures soaring up to 47 degrees Celsius across several regions. The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued a warning, predicting extreme heat from Saturday through Monday. In the northern provinces, temperatures are expected......
In a stirring address on the 25th anniversary of his ascension to the throne, King Mohammed VI underscored the imperative of water conservation, deeming it a shared national duty. His Throne Day speech articulated a pressing call for collective responsibility among all Moroccans to protect this critical......
Innovative measures to combat water scarcity are at the forefront of national priorities, following directives from the King. In a poignant address marking his 25th year on the throne, King Mohammed VI spotlighted the critical issue of water scarcity, urging immediate and inventive responses to prevent......
On Monday, King Mohammed VI commemorated the 25th anniversary of his ascension to the throne with a compelling speech that highlighted both the remarkable strides Morocco has made and the pressing challenges it faces. The monarch's address, characterized by a blend of pride in national achievements......
In the sweltering heat of Morocco's summers, an unexpected controversy has taken root in the nation's cities. The proliferation of palm trees, once seen as a symbol of urban beautification, has sparked a heated debate among environmentalists, urban planners, and citizens alike. At the heart......
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