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rana Haj_ibrahim left a comment for Bassam Alkantar"Hi Bassam
I'm Rana HAj Ibrahim>I work in tishreen news paper in Syria
Did u usually write in English?"
Bassam Alkantar posted a blog postSolid Facts about a Slippery Problem -Bassam Alkantar -
Household solid waste is one of the costliest, most sensitive, and ramified environmental issues in Lebanon. When it comes to solving this problem, it is essential to leave politics aside. We are all familiar with the dumps of Normandy, Sidon, and Burj Hammoud and the foul smells they emit as we stand amazed before the sheer size of these artificial mountains on the shores of the Mediterranean.Lebanon produces around 1.5 million tons of solid waste annually; 40 percent of which ends up in…See More
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- Alakhbar
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- Editor
- Years of experience as a journalist
- 6
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- ENPI
Bassam Alkantar's Blog
Solid Facts about a Slippery Problem -Bassam Alkantar -
Household solid waste is one of the costliest, most sensitive, and ramified environmental issues in Lebanon. When it comes to solving this problem, it is essential to leave politics aside.
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ContinuePosted on December 26, 2010 at 14:27
Lebanon devote a precedent in the Human Rights Council- Bassam AlKantar - Alakhbar
In a marathon session was extended four times and lasted until half past seven o'clock in the evening last Friday, the Human Rights Council in Geneva, adopted the working group report for Lebanon’s UPR. Lebanon agreed on 41 of 123 recommendation made by the 49 countries spooked during the interactive dialogue session held in Geneva last Wednesday. Lebanon assured that there are 28 additional…
ContinuePosted on December 6, 2010 at 14:23
The Ink: removable only by the dangerous and deadly Potassium cyanide. Bassam al Kantar - Al akhbar
For the first time in Lebanon, voters shall ink their thumbs with a special indelible ink that should last for a minimum of 24 hours, which will be provided by the ministry of interior for all polling stations. According to the law, any voter with such ink on his thumb is barred from voting again. The “ink” as a tool for preventing double voting is used in a number of countries, it usually contain a mix of chemicals that would prevent it from fading in a short period of time. according to…
ContinuePosted on December 6, 2010 at 14:17
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 13:55 on January 25, 2011, rana Haj_ibrahim said…
- In wich newspaper do u write?
- At 12:08 on January 12, 2011, rana Haj_ibrahim said…
Hi Bassam
I'm Rana HAj Ibrahim>I work in tishreen news paper in Syria
Did u usually write in English?
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