Science

As concerns about access to water have grown, so have new understandings of how to legally address the issue. Some…

The Company for Drinking Water and Sewage in the governorate of Beheira and the Drinking Water Authority of the Sudanese…

“Water,” goes the bromide, “is the new oil.” The apparent equivalence of the two resources--both are relatively scarce--masks a curious…

Water poverty and oil wealth are locked into a peculiar relationship in which the abundance of one resource can make…

One needs to pay close attention to notice the presence of the nearby Bab el-Luq market while standing in Cairo's…

Biodiversity refers to the variety of plant and animal life in a given habitat, but for many Egyptians it is…

On 4 and 5 May, solar energy experts and industrialists from all over the world met in Egypt to discuss…

Archaeologists in Egypt say they have discovered a headless granite statue more than 2000 years old belonging to an unidentified…

Last week the American University in Cairo hosted a conference to launch the WinWin Initiative as part of the Hanns…

Cairo alone hosts 17 million people. Seventeen million people purchasing and consuming, and, according to official figures, producing every day…