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A mangrove revolution: How Egypt is prioritising climate projects in the run-up to COP27
Tuesday 3 May 22 10:30am
FORTY-EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Abu el-Hassan Saleh spent a lot of his childhood in his Red Sea home village of Al-Quweh, exploring the lush strips of mangroves that covered, at the time, swathes of Egypt’s expansive coastline.
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