Study: Gaza Rubble Clearance Could Emit 90,000 Tonnes of Greenhouse Gases
Clearing the rubble from destroyed and damaged buildings caused by Israel's bombardment of Gaza could yield over 90,000 tonnes of emissions, a study found.
Read the full articleYou might also wanna read
Gaza reconstruction envisages building ‘islands’ out of rubble
A feasibility study is underway to examine whether Gaza’s war debris could be recycled to reclaim coastal land and build artificial islands,
Contaminated Environment and Hazardous Living Conditions: Accumulation of Waste and Wastewater and Spread of Rodents and Insects Exacerbate the Humanitarian Catastrophe in Gaza
More than two million Palestinians are living in a severe health and environmental catastrophe resulting from the accumulation of hundreds o
The destruction of Gaza: Satellite measurements of the economic cost of war
New paper finds "After the first year of war...82% of each square kilometer of the Gaza Strip had been damaged at least once and that 67.9%
The Israeli occupation’s genocide in Gaza has inflicted unprecedented devastation on the enclave’s agricultural sector
According to a statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture Israel have inflicted “unprecedented devastation” on Gaza. In the almo
Gaza Volunteers Risk Lives to Preserve 5,000 Years of Archaeological Heritage
Amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza, a group of local volunteers has taken it upon themselves to salvage historical artefacts from war-damaged
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.