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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,...
Afghanistan Faces Challenges Related to Migration, Drought in 2019

Afghanistan Faces Challenges Related to Migration, Drought in 2019

by Ehsan Bayat | Jan 23, 2019 | Afghanistan, Agriculture, Conservation, Crops, Farm, Infrastructure, Technology

As 2019 begins, Afghanistan faces major challenges due, in part, to factors far outside of its control. Inrin, an independent humanitarian news site, recently reviewed the humanitarian crises and related news it expects to shape 2019. Here’s how Afghanistan factored...
High-Tech Agriculture Center Could Help Transform Middle East Farming

High-Tech Agriculture Center Could Help Transform Middle East Farming

by Ehsan Bayat | Nov 16, 2018 | Agriculture, Conservation, Construction, Crops, Farm, Infrastructure, Middle East, Technology

The boom in energy use in the Middle East is causing regional leaders to rethink how they allocate natural resources. While the area’s large reserves of oil and natural gas have provided cheap fuel for decades, many now believe that fossil fuels are not the best way...
Humanitarian Groups Help Afghans Affected by the Drought

Humanitarian Groups Help Afghans Affected by the Drought

by Ehsan Bayat | Oct 26, 2018 | Afghanistan, Conservation, Construction, Crops, Energy, Farm, Infrastructure, Technology, Water, Weather

The western region of Afghanistan is facing its worst drought in a decade, following several years of extremely low rain and snowfall. Some blame the lack of snow on the La Nina weather cycle in the Pacific Ocean, which resulted in rainfall totals that were 70 percent...
Officials Look for Solutions to the Middle Eastern Water Shortage -What You Need to Know

Officials Look for Solutions to the Middle Eastern Water Shortage -What You Need to Know

by Ehsan Bayat | Oct 19, 2018 | Conservation, Construction, Infrastructure, Middle East, Technology, Water

Making fresh water from salt water, a process called desalination, has become vital in supplying water to the desert countries of the Middle East. Saudi Arabia, which creates 20 percent of the desalinated water in the world, recently announced plans to construct nine...
Permaculture Projects Promote Sustainable Farming in the Middle East

Permaculture Projects Promote Sustainable Farming in the Middle East

by Ehsan Bayat | Oct 2, 2018 | Agriculture, Conservation, Crops, Energy, Farm, Infrastructure, Middle East, Technology, Water

Farming in the dry, arid Middle East is often a fight against nature. As populations have increased, resulting in more demand for food and higher water usage, innovative farmers and researchers are experimenting with alternative farming methods, including greenhouses...
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