The Merkala beach , in Tangier, is once again grappling with sewage pollution. Residents have reported this new discharge, raising concerns about the state of the environment and the health of bathers.
The Sahara Desert is experiencing heavy rainfall, the most recent of which is an extratropical cyclone. The latter crossed the northwestern Sahara on September 7 and 8 and flooded vast treeless areas in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya, while these regions rarely receive rain.
Despite reports and cries of distress, the local authorities have still not taken measures to protect the people of Tangier from a building that threatens to collapse, on Roudani Square, known as "Nejma Square".
Morocco ranks in the Top 10 of countries that have made significant investments in climate change and renewable energy, according to the Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI).
While car importers and dealers were celebrating the implementation of the European Euro 6 environmental standard for the homologation of new vehicles marketed in the Moroccan market, the government of Aziz Akhannouch has decided to postpone it.
In Tangier, the granting by the local authorities of building permits for residential buildings near waterways and rivers raises concerns among real estate experts, citing risks of cracks during heavy rains.
The city of Casablanca seems to be turning its back on palm trees. While many cities favor this tree, the economic capital seems to be turning its back on it as part of the complete rehabilitation of Zerktouni Street, one of the most famous thoroughfares in the city.
The General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) explains a very rare natural phenomenon that is affecting the desert and Saharan regions of Morocco.
Rabat is intensifying its preparations to host the 2030 World Cup of football, which Morocco will co-organize with Spain and Portugal. Many development works have been undertaken in one of its oldest and most famous neighborhoods. But changes that do not necessarily please everyone.
Questioned in parliament about the import of waste from Europe, Leila Benali, the Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, explained that this operation is economically very profitable, assuring that it will have no impact on the environment and natural resources of the kingdom.
Several neighborhoods in the city of Fez offer a repulsive sight of garbage and household waste. Residents complain, but the municipal council has still not found a solution.
Tourists who visited the town of Martil this summer claim to have had a bad vacation due to unsanitary conditions on the beaches, poor quality of tourist services and traffic jams.