Mohammed El-Said

Mohammed El-Said is the Science Editor for the Daily News Egypt with over 8 years of experience as a journalist. His work appeared in the Science Magazine, Nature Middle East, Scientific American Arabic Edition, SciDev and other regional and international media outlets. El-Said graduated with a bachelor's degree and MSc in Human Geography, and he is a PhD candidate in Human Geography at Cairo University. He also had a diploma in media translation from the American University in Cairo.
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From streets to halls of UN: youth demand climate action 

Summit kicks off at UN headquarters with participation of hundreds of youth

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Daily News Egypt joins Covering Climate Now Initiative

Initiative includes more than 250 news outlets with combined audience of nearly…

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Geographers challenge existing theories on river systems 

Bristol’s researchers identify climate signature in rivers globally 

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GERD negotiations between Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia fail

Two meetings will be held in October for scientific committee and irrigation…

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Amid water tensions… Cairo hosts six-party meeting on GERD 

Recently, Egypt expressed dissatisfaction with long-term negotiations with Ethiopia 

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Egypt’s land is 95% desert, country depends by 95% on Nile waters, says Abdel Aty

Ethiopia soon to complete construction of largest hydroelectric dam in Africa, GERD

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Abbas, Arab League condemn Netanyahu’s pledges to annex Jordan Valley if re-elected 

This came in response to statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu…

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Amazon fires linked to recent expansion of deforestation: experts

Carbon dioxide released in August is the highest in a month since…

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Egypt hands over its vision on GERD to Ethiopia, Sudan

Period of growing crops that require large amounts of water is over,…

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Atef Moatamed: a geographer with a sense of adventurer

Some provincial universities in Russia are less efficient, primarily aim to make…

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