
Drought Slashes Global Olive Oil Production, Driving Prices Higher
Morocco is one of the countries whose olive oil production has been severely affected by the drought. A situation that is driving up global prices.

Morocco is one of the countries whose olive oil production has been severely affected by the drought. A situation that is driving up global prices.

After the powerful and devastating earthquake of September 8 that shook Morocco, a giant pit has formed in a rural area. Did the earthquake contribute to its formation?

The United States plans to fund the fight against climate change in Morocco, a country suffering from a severe rainfall deficit. An announcement has been made to this effect.

Morocco will benefit from a loan of $1.3 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to support its ecological transition and strengthen its resilience to natural disasters.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is about to unlock, from the new Resilience and Sustainability Trust, a huge loan to Morocco, in order to strengthen the country’s resilience to climate-related disasters.

The dispute between the French group Pizzorno Environnement, which operates in the environmental services and circular economy sectors for local authorities and industries, and the Moroccan state, is entering a new phase.

Morocco is among the 10 countries where a climate record has been broken after crossing the historic 50°C barrier throughout the months of July and August of the current year.

To address climate change (drought, floods, heat waves, etc.), a London start-up has rented over 6,000 hectares in the Moroccan Sahara to cultivate and bury algae.

Architect Salima Naji has restored the use of raw earth in the construction of buildings in Morocco. This Franco-Moroccan woman has given value and meaning to this environmentally friendly material that has been gradually abandoned in favor of concrete.

In Morocco, the implementation of an innovative project allows villages located in the southwest of the country to be supplied with drinking water. This helps to reduce or even end a major difficulty for populations who suffer each year from water shortages sometimes exacerbated by record temperatures.

The Casablanca city council is about to install 60 public toilets in the city. With a total cost of 30 million dirhams, this project has been entrusted to the company Casa Environnement, which will manage it.

A sandstorm hit Marrakech and Agadir, coloring the sky an impressive red and causing one death in the ochre city.