# Tag: tunisia

- [Gabès’ Toxic Legacy: The Evidence Behind Tunisia’s Environmental Crisis](https://bluetunisia.com/gabes-toxic-legacy-the-evidence-behind-tunisias-environmental-crisis/) (en), 2026-10-01
  On 5 June 2026, protesters in Tunis and Chott Sidi Abdel Salam renewed demands for action against pollution from the Tunisian Chemical Group’s (GCT) industrial units in Gabès. Their mobilisation followed a February 2026 court decision rejecting an urgent request…
- [Will Law Be Enough to Prevent Sharks Collapse?](https://bluetunisia.com/will-law-be-enough-to-prevent-sharks-collapse/) (en), 2026-04-05
  In Tunisia’s coastal waters, sharks are more than predators , they are silent victims of a struggle few see. As nets tighten and myths grow, a new wave of science and stories is rising, aiming to turn tides and give…
- [Sharks, Nets & Mercury: Tunisia’s Hidden Fishing Cost](https://bluetunisia.com/sharks-nets-mercury-tunisias-hidden-fishing-cost/) (en), 2026-04-05
  At dawn in Zarzis and Sfax, the docks tell a different story than the sea. Crates of sharks lie stacked beside nets still wet with salt. What was once bycatch is now a commodity. What was once released is now…
- [Tunisia: Sharks Without a Hollywood Script](https://bluetunisia.com/tunisia-sharks-without-a-hollywood-script/) (en), 2026-04-03
  For decades, Hollywood taught us to fear the shark. Films like Jaws and Deep Blue Sea turned it into a villain. In the real world, the roles are reversed. In Tunisian waters, sharks are no longer the hunters. They are…
- [Heat Dome Brings Unprecedented High Temperatures to Tunisia](https://bluetunisia.com/heat-dome-brings-unprecedented-high-temperatures-to-tunisia/) (en), 2025-11-16
  In late July 2025, Tunisia faced one of its hottest heatwaves on record, caused by a powerful heat dome. Temperatures soared to 45–50°C in inland areas like Kairouan and Sidi Bouzid, far above normal averages. This heat dome stalled over…
- [The serial killer “Xylella fastidiosa”: the Ebola of olive trees](https://bluetunisia.com/the-serial-killer-xylella-fastidiosa-the-ebola-of-olive-trees/) (en), 2025-08-20
  The bacterium that scorched the olive groves of southern Europe has not reached Tunisia. But a changing climate, insect vectors and an overly porous plant trade are tightening the noose – with the fate of a million people hanging in…


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