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Kobayat National Reserve
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posted by Sassine And Marwa El Nabbout @ 2:14 AM
4.3.06
Kobayat National Reserve
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2 Comments:
It's really sad. Hope they come up with something fruitful in their dialogues, so they could start tackling such heart-burdening problems.
anybody driving from forum de beyrouth towards almaza, will notice that around half a dozen of decade old trees that were planted in the middle of the highway have been lately cut.
i was surprized to notice that there was absolutely no complain from any environmental organization about this massacre.
lebanese people and politicians have other more important priorities like discussing who will govern who, who will impose his opinion on who, and when will that party gain control over the other.
i wish i was in lebanon when that happened. i would have went there and tried to take action in preventing those people from doing so.
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