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Lamis Al-Hadidi Calls for Deforestation and Coal Export Clarity
TV presenter Lamies El-Hadidi accused the government of a lack of transparency regarding the rise in vegetable charcoal exports, which increased by 41% over the past year to reach a value of $16.3 million. This includes markets in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Libya, and Israel. She emphasized that this increase does not necessarily mean that the charcoal is derived from trees cut in the streets, explaining that charcoal can come from various sources such as agricultural crop residues, cutting by-products, and sawdust. Proper identification of the true source requires detailed data and analysis. She called for an official statement to clarify the reasons behind the increase, specifying whether the sources are government or private, and warned against making direct connections between the rise in exports and tree-cutting without scientific evidence or clear proof.
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