Climate change, global warming, rising sea levels and seasonal shifts, it is no secret that our entire ecosystem is at risk. However, these issues have been greatly ignored by states across the world for decades now. Today, rising concerns and awareness has brought the environment at the forefront of political agendas. Although the road towards a better future for our world is only just being paved, states have the power to make major decisions that could either accelerate or slow down this global development. A lot of unrest and political fluctuations are taking place in Egypt however we must not lose sight of the importance of any future environmental decisions. Egypt’s new Minister of Environment – Hany Dahy One of the latest additions to Egypt’s new government is Hany Dahy, the new Minister of environment. A former head of the Egyptian General Petroleum Cooperation (EGPC) and a former chairman of Engineering for the Petroleum and Process Industries (ENPPI), his works have generated great profit within these industries, mainly in 2010, providing him a very skilled profile for the position. Coal combustion for energy generation is at the top of his…
