Urgent Waste Crisis Demands Cooperation

Lebanon is facing a recurring waste crisis, with its severity ranging from infrastructure deterioration to overflowing landfills. The situation could worsen by next summer if sustainable measures are not taken. The Minister of Finance issued a warning about the potential return of the crisis in the coming months, amid a lack of necessary funding due to the withdrawal of powers from the National Waste Management Authority. Municipalities are working on projects to address waste issues, including establishing locally operated factories to serve their regions. They are also calling for the government to allocate millions of dollars and for citizens’ cooperation in sorting and raising awareness. The goal is to find a long-term solution that stops the piling up of waste, protecting health and the environment.

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