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World Environment Day 2022: Facts without conviction won't spark climate action!
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The World's Most Dangers Black Markets - Yale Global
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Newroz Message of Hope to the Young Generation
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The Kurdistan Region of Iraq Toughens Up on Oil Smuggling
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Ending Gas Flaring and Powering a Sustainable Economy of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
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Concerns Emerge Over European Power System Reliability
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Tackling Energy Poverty Through Sustainable Power Generation in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
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Pope Francis, his links to Kurds, the region and a mission of peace with Islam
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Secularism: essential to Kurdish identity
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The End of Empires & The Beginning of Nations: The End of the Ottoman Empire & the Birth of the Modern Kurdish National Movement Paperback – August 23, 2012
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Special Report Climate Change Pillar The Lotus Flower
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From Black Gold to Green Growth Kurdistan’s Energy Opportunity at a Crossroads
This commentary examines the Kurdistan Region’s recent multibillion-dollar oil and gas deals with U.S. companies, framing them as a pivotal moment of economic and geopolitical significance. While these agreements open the door to long-term prosperity, their success depends not only on the Kurdistan Regional Government but also on its international partners. In a region marked by both human-made and natural volatility, all stakeholders share a responsibility to align fossil fuel development with environmental integrity, inclusive growth, and long-term resilience. Bold governance, strategic cooperation, and sustainable innovation will be essential to ensure these deals deliver more than revenue—they must help secure a stable and equitable future.
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NAVIGATING ENVIRON. CHALLENGES IN IRAQI KURDISTAN AMID ONGOING CONFLICTS
Description goes hereIn the Kurdistan region of Iraq, nestled between the snow-capped Zagros mountains and the fertile plains of ancient Mesopotamia, the scars of conflict are not just etched into the land but are also woven into the very air the people breathe, the water they drink, and the soil they till. This semi-autonomous region, once a cradle of ancient civilizations, is now at the epicenter of a different kind of battle—one against the relentless march of environmental degradation fueled by climate change and man-made disasters.
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