Environment
A Murky Future: Will Kfarkila’s Soil Return as It Was?
In Kfarkila, the area located south of Lebanon’s Litani River, agriculture was never merely a source of livelihood; it was
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In Kfarkila, the area located south of Lebanon’s Litani River, agriculture was never merely a source of livelihood; it was
Mansour doesn’t talk about beehives that burned or were lost as losses one tallies in damage reports. He talks about
“I live day by day on what God provides me from the sea… I fear that the war will pollute
An ordinary day. The sun was shining, and the voice of Fairuz filled my car, stirring a deep longing for
Perhaps nothing is more closely associated with northern Lebanon than its olive trees. In Tripoli, Minieh, Danniyeh, Koura, and Zgharta,
Displaced people were forced to sell their livestock for very low prices, reaching only about 20% of their real value.
After the ceasefire between Lebanon and the Israeli aggression (2023–2025), the Lebanese economy suffered around \$14 billion in direct losses,
In today’s world, marked by escalating environmental challenges, women in Lebanon have emerged as a driving force for change and
This article was produced as part of the first edition of the Amwaj Media Fellowship in 2025. The article was
With the ceasefire between Israel and Iran coming into effect on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, after 12 days of unprecedented
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