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The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29), held in Baku, concluded with a mix of progress and controversy, as highlighted by Othman Kareem. Delegates from nearly 200 nations agreed... read more →
Editorial (November 6, 2024) With former President Donald Trump reclaiming the White House in the 2024 election, his victory has sparked a wave of reactions globally, especially as it precedes... read more →
In his article, Harry Istepanian discusses Iraq's participation in COP29. The summit will bring together representatives from nearly 200 countries to address urgent climate change issues, particularly the need for... read more →
In his analysis of recent air quality issues in Baghdad, Harry Istepanian highlights the alarming rise in sulfur dioxide (SO₂) emissions resulting from the burning of high-sulfur fuel oil and... read more →
In his article, Hussam Sobhi highlights Iraq’s urgent need for updated legislation to address the growing challenges of climate change, as the country faces severe droughts, rising temperatures, and a... read more →
IC3+ investigates the marshlands of al-Salibiat in the south of Iraq on the border between Muthana and DhiQar provinces, once a critical resource for local fishermen and buffalo breeders have... read more →
Iraq is grappling with severe environmental issues, including water pollution. In this article, Dania Al Khafaji investigates the pervasive problem of Tigris River pollution in Baghdad. While most of the... read more →
By Adilah Shaheen This article originally appeared in Raseef22 “I Lost My Baby Because the Land is Too Salty”: Iraqi Women Suffer from Climate Change in the South. In the... read more →
In the insightful article, Farhad Mamshai delves into the critical environmental challenges facing the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The mountainous regions, often referred to as the 'lungs' of the region,... read more →
The marshes of southern Iraq, once a vital ecological and cultural hub, have undergone dramatic transformations due to a combination of natural and human-induced factors. Harry Istepanian underscores the... read more →