A new civic initiative proposes planting 1.5 million trees across Benghazi over the next decade, with the goal of turning the eastern Libyan city into a greener Mediterranean centre while creating jobs and supporting a new environmental economy. The proposal was presented by journalist and security and migration researcher Dr Reem Al-Barki under the suggested name “Benghazi: City of Mediterranean Gardens.” It is based on the principle of plantin…
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