Libya Faces Climate and Environment Challenges
The Libyan Research Authority concluded its conference on climate change, which lasted two days and involved researchers from Libya and neighboring countries. The conference discussed 17 scientific papers on the impacts of climate change on the environment, industry, and agriculture, with a particular focus on adapting to these changes, especially in desert areas. The recommendations included establishing a national climate monitoring system, strengthening water management, transitioning to smart agriculture, developing drought- and salt-tolerant crops, and expanding solar energy projects in the south. It also emphasized the need to update environmental legislation and to enhance scientific and regional partnerships to support efforts to address climate challenges in Libya.
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