Tunisia’s Hydrogen Future: Opportunity or Neo-Colonial Trap?
For the past year, everyone in Tunisia seems to be talking about “green hydrogen.” It’s a topic that’s truly hard to miss. But in a country where water already runs...
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Off-Grid Desalination: Can We Make Small-Scale Water Solutions Work?
Hidden between the vast olive fields on the outskirts of Moknine, Neji points towards the abandoned well that once watered his family’s fruit farm. My grandfather dug this well, and...
The Green Barrier of the Mediterranean: a Mediterranean Climate Resilience
The Mediterranean is warming faster than the global average. Drought, fires and soil loss are accelerating, and coastal communities are already paying the price. A bold idea is gathering shape:...
Tunisian” Durum Wheat Varieties: Between Reality and Myth
Tunisia is going through a severe food crisis, exacerbated by the scarcity of certain essential products, notably bread, an essential staple for Tunisians. Every day, endless queues form in front...
The Future of Energy: Gunter Pauli’s Algae Biogas Turning Point
It was in 2018, in front of future engineers at the Ecole Polytechnique de Paris that Gunter Pauli, presented a revolutionary solution for the World’s energy future. Faced with the...
Lake Ichkeul: An endangered ecological heritage
North Africa’s aquatic jewel is in serious danger! Located 86 kilometers from Tunis, Lake Ichkeul is the last large freshwater lake in the region, suffering from alarming overexploitation of its...
Resilience of Marine Protected Areas in Tunisia
Photo of Galite Island, one of Tunisia's marine protected areas in northern Tunisia
Blue TN Média 100% Ecolo , 100% Anti-Racist
BLUE TN expresses its support for sub-Saharan African communities in Tunisia Tunis, February 25, 2023 – BLUE TN, the Tunisian media company specializing in environmental issues, stands shoulder to shoulder...
Plastic scourge: end of fishing in the Mediterranean?
Clamped necks, sheared fins, perforated intestines – this is what the fishermen of Monastir find every day in fish, sea turtles and dolphins. These animals are the victims of the...
