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No Snow: A Growing Threat to Afghanistan’s Water Supply

No Snow: A Growing Threat to Afghanistan’s Water Supply

by Ehsan Bayat | Sep 24, 2020 | Afghanistan, Agriculture, Conservation, Crops, Farm, History, Infrastructure, Technology, Water, Weather

Draughts are often associated with long periods with no rain, creating hot, arid conditions that stifle agriculture and deplete groundwater. However, there’s another less obvious issue that contributes significantly to water shortages: lack of snowmelt. According to...
This Is How Afghan Officials Are Fighting Pollution

This Is How Afghan Officials Are Fighting Pollution

by Ehsan Bayat | Feb 6, 2020 | Afghanistan, Agriculture, Conservation, Healthcare, History, Infrastructure, Technology, Water

One of the fastest-growing dangers in Afghanistan may be one of the hardest to fight: air pollution. Recent reports show that the country’s air quality, especially in Kabul, can be deadly. According to the research group State of Global Air, more than 26,000 deaths in...
These Groups Strengthen Local Agriculture in the Arab World

These Groups Strengthen Local Agriculture in the Arab World

by Ehsan Bayat | Oct 24, 2019 | Agriculture, Conservation, Crops, Farm, History, Infrastructure, Middle East, Technology, Water, Weather

The roots of modern agriculture can be traced to the Middle East. There, farmers grew fruits, vegetables, and grains in the rich soil and prime conditions of the Fertile Crescent. In recent decades, however, climate change, industrialization, population growth, and...
This Is Why Afghanistan’s Future Depends on Amazing Infrastructure

This Is Why Afghanistan’s Future Depends on Amazing Infrastructure

by Ehsan Bayat | May 16, 2019 | Afghanistan, Conservation, Construction, Energy, History, Infrastructure, Middle East, Technology, Travel

In early April, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) released a report. It detailed how infrastructure development in Afghanistan could facilitate long-term growth, especially for the economy, the agricultural sectors, and government spending on development. The Asian...
This Is How Salt Could Destroy Soil and Water in the Middle East

This Is How Salt Could Destroy Soil and Water in the Middle East

by Ehsan Bayat | Feb 13, 2019 | Agriculture, Conservation, Crops, History, Middle East, Technology, Water, Weather

The Middle East has long struggled with lack of water. However, another natural substance is threatening to taint the region’s limited supply: salt. An entire industry has been built around reducing salinity to provide fresh water for the region. As a result,...
Geneva Conference Reaffirms International Support for Afghan Peace Plan

Geneva Conference Reaffirms International Support for Afghan Peace Plan

by Ehsan Bayat | Dec 18, 2018 | Afghanistan, Conservation, Construction, History, Infrastructure, Middle East

A recent two-day United Nations conference focused on strengthening support for a peace process in Afghanistan, a country working toward stability after decades of war. Ashraf Ghani, Afghanistan’s president, attended the conference along with foreign ministers from...
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