The participation of the community was the main factor behind our success in Helwan University and South of Cairo, affirms Emad Adly

Where does taxpayer's money go? Asks Farrah Montasser

Culture in any country is judged by the nation's commitment to certain civilized issues in life, and one of them is cleanliness, writes Salah Hafez

Give your children the right signals, writes Ghada Sherif

As with many other public services issues in Egypt, solidarity should not be viewed as just a virtue but as an absolute necessity, writes Herve Pourcines

Dr. Emad El Sharkawy

Sohaylah El Sawy writes about a group of women from Mohandessin who wanted to "clean and green" their streets

Ending Egypt's tolerance of trash is a must, writes John Harris

Solid waste integrated management can be applied in entire districts and governorates, write Yousryia Loza and Ayman Moharem

In spite of their bad press recently, we must not forget that until a few years ago, insulin, critical to millions of diabetic people, was extracted from the pancreas of pigs, writes Farid Kamal Ramzi Stino

This process is the appropriate way to permanently solve the present domestic solid waste problems in Egypt writes, Essam Mitwally

Nadia Salem writes about how the initiative of a group of volunteer residents of Maadi turned into a positive experience for improving environmental conditions

How we can turn a crisis into an opportunity, writes Lorraine Tinsley

Sunset from the top of the mountain made the world appear as on fire but under my feet there was another fire, a heap of burning garbage, writes Fawzia Assaad