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Beirut 2050: Hell or bust

Snowfall in the middle of the desert, sandstorms, extreme heat, prolonged drought, uncontrolled rainfall: severe weather is increasingly affecting the Middle East. As the COP27 climate conference continues in Sharm el-Sheikh, we shed light on climate issues facing the region.

L'Orient Today / By Suzanne BAAKLINI, 11 November 2022 16:28

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Beirut 2050: Hell or bust

How will Beirut look in 2050? (Photo João Sousa)

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