Egypt is one of the most populous countries in Africa. Most of Egypt 82.2 million people live
near the banks of the Nile River, in an area of about 40,000 km 2, where the only arable land …

The studies that quantify the human and economic costs of increasing exposure of cities to
various natural hazards consider climate change together with increasing levels of …

During the last few decades there has been growing concern about the impacts of climate
change. A significant number of institutions, research centers, universities and governments …

From the late Eocene up to the late Middle Pleistocene, Egypt was a wet country due to the
rainfall and rivers running through it. Out of the 1660 BCM/y of water that falls within the Nile …

Egypt suffers from freshwater crisis, and the shortage is predicted to become severe by
2025. Egypt is exposed to flash floods, especially in Sinai governorate, causing rapid rises …

Many countries in the MENA region (Middle East and North Africa) are facing water scarcity,
which poses a great challenge to agricultural production. Furthermore, water scarcity is …

Climate change stressors will place different selective pressures on both parasites and their
hosts, forcing individuals to modify their life-history strategies and altering the distribution …

Climate change, food/nutritional, and water insecurities are among the major challenges
humanity is currently facing at global and national levels. In this context, the Middle East and …

This chapter provides an overview on the interrelation between water scarcity and food
production. A general perception has been existed worldwide that agricultural water, as the …

One way of enjoying Egypt's heritage and ancient history is to visit tourist attractions,
national museums and local cities. However, there is always another way of looking at …