Author Archives: Salman Zafar

About Salman Zafar

Salman Zafar is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of EcoMENA. He is a consultant, ecopreneur and journalist with expertise across in waste management, renewable energy, environment protection and sustainable development. Salman has successfully accomplished a wide range of projects in the areas of biomass energy, biogas, waste-to-energy, recycling and waste management. He has participated in numerous conferences and workshops as chairman, session chair, keynote speaker and panelist. He is proactively engaged in creating mass awareness on renewable energy, waste management and environmental sustainability across the globe Salman Zafar can be reached at salman@ecomena.org

Unlocking the Secrets to Radiant and Shiny Hair

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Shiny hair has long been associated with health, confidence, and beauty. When our hair glows with a natural radiance, it signals that it is well cared for, hydrated, and nourished. Yet many people struggle to achieve this shine, often finding their hair looks dull or lifeless despite their efforts. The good news is that radiant hair is not only attainable but also sustainable with the right knowledge, products, and care routine. Why Shine Matters Hair shine is more than a surface effect. It reflects the overall health of the cuticle, which is the protective outer layer of each strand. When … Continue reading →

How Engineering is Shaping the Future of Underwater Habitats

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The idea of living and working beneath the sea has fascinated engineers and explorers for generations. As scientific research, climate monitoring, and marine conservation become increasingly urgent, the development of permanent underwater habitats is no longer a distant dream. These structures must be strong enough to survive intense pressure and corrosive salt water while providing a safe, comfortable environment for their occupants. Here is a detailed look at how advances in materials and mechanics are turning ambitious concepts into achievable projects. Why Build Underwater Habitats Undersea bases offer unique benefits that surface stations or ships simply cannot match. They provide … Continue reading →

Things You Should Know About Sustainable Software Development

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As climate change concerns continue to increase, it is becoming mandatory to minimize carbon emissions and adopt sustainable practices to save the planet. The Information Technology field has the potential to cut carbon emissions and contribute to alleviating the current climate crisis. Since software plays a significant role in energy consumption, software engineers are going green and adopting sustainable ways of developing technologies with minimal negative environmental impact using closed and open-source databases. Here is everything you need to know about sustainable software development and tips for developing an energy-efficient and eco-friendly software. What is Sustainable Software Development? Sustainable software … Continue reading →

NAD Plus and Resveratrol Capsules: Supporting Longevity and Health

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NAD plus and resveratrol are two compounds gaining interest among wellness seekers aiming for healthier aging and better cellular performance. Combined in capsule form this blend promises potential benefits across energy metabolism, inflammation and longevity protection. While science is still building the evidence the early signals are promising for those who want to support their health proactively. What are NAD Plus and Resveratrol NAD plus is a molecule central to many cellular functions. It helps convert food into usable energy, supports DNA repair and helps regulate cell signalling including those that control aging. Resveratrol is a naturally-occurring plant compound known … Continue reading →

Medical Wastes in GCC

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There has been a growing awareness of the need for safe management of medical waste all over the world. Medical Waste are generated by all health sectors including hospitals, laboratories, diagnostic and research centers, dental and medical clinics, blood banks, mortuaries and autopsy centres, veterinary hospitals, industrial laboratories etc. Medical wastes which pose the greatest risk to human health are infectious waste (or hazardous medical waste) which constitutes 15 – 25 percent of total healthcare waste. Infectious wastes may include all waste items that are contaminated with or suspected of being contaminated with body fluids such as blood and blood products, used catheters … Continue reading →

How Easy Can Be To Store Data With A Data Environment

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The term data environment means an environment where data is collected, stored, and analyzed using computer technology. This is quite different to a traditional office environment where people are hired to use their brains, rather than their fingers, to achieve results. In today’s information age, organizations increasingly need to find ways of collecting, storing and analyzing vast amounts of data. This environment can be created by setting up a specialized room, or space, in your company, such as a data center or an IT department. In addition to this, you should ensure that the appropriate software and hardware are available … Continue reading →

Different Types of Docks and Environmental Sustainability

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Like anything else, docks have variations for every function you need. It provides a functional outstretch to an adjacent shoreline. Docks are used for commercial and residential purposes. The different types of docks available in the market range from lightweight to heavy-duty, which depends on the usability of the docks. Property owners who are planning to install docks need to consider the sustainability of the components. It would be best to use those docks that are not harmful to the marine environment. Let us be conscious of the things we use and know more about eco-friendly docks: Types of Docks … Continue reading →

Timeless Sparkle: The Beauty and Brilliance of Moissanite Watches

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In the world of luxury accessories, watches always have a special place as they reflect personal style, sophistication and position. While traditional materials such as diamonds and sapphires have been dominated by luxury and watch design for decades, a new star has shone in the world of nice jewelry and timepiece – Moissanite. Known for its luminosity, durability and affordable, moissanite watch is more commonly used to mix elegance with experimentality. Moissanite watches give wearers the opportunity to enjoy a diamond sparkle without heavy price tags, which makes it a fascinating option for anyone who emphasizes both beauty and affordability. … Continue reading →

Thermal Technologies for MSW-to-Energy Conversion

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Thermal (or thermochemical) MSW-to-energy conversion systems consist of primary technologies which convert the municipal waste into heat or gaseous and liquid products, together with secondary conversion technologies which transform these products into more useful forms of energy, such as heat and electricity. A wide array of thermal waste-to-energy technologies are available to convert the energy stored in solid wastes into more useful forms of energy. These technologies can be classified according to the principal energy carrier produced in the conversion process. Energy carriers are in the form of heat, gas, liquid and/or solid products, depending on the extent to which … Continue reading →

How Live Cell Imagers Support Sustainable Solutions in Energy and Agriculture

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The push for sustainable solutions has never been stronger. Researchers in labs around the world are chasing new ways to solve big issues in food and energy. They lean on powerful tools that help them watch and understand cells in real time. One tool that has grown in importance is the live cell imager. It does more than capture pretty pictures. It opens a direct window into living systems that drive advances in both agriculture and renewable energy. Image source Watching Cells at Work Traditional methods often froze moments in time. That left researchers guessing about what happened before or … Continue reading →

Algae vs. Oil Spills and Climate Change: An Opportunity for Middle Eastern Seas

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Oil spills, marine pollution, and climate change have become global challenges, particularly acute in oil-producing regions. The Persian Gulf and coastal waters of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE are areas with heavy concentrations of petroleum infrastructure, where any incident could trigger an environmental disaster. Nature itself may hold the solution: marine algae can cleanse water of petroleum products and absorb carbon dioxide on a massive scale. This has been demonstrated by scientists in various parts of the world’s oceans. Seas under threat The Persian Gulf serves as the heart of the global oil economy. Dozens of oil platforms, … Continue reading →

Why Colleges Should Go for Online Education to Save the Environment

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Climate change has been established as an actual, factual event that is changing everyone’s lives, and not for the better. Polar caps are melting, the temperature of the entire Earth is rising, and our oceans are filling with garbage. People across the world are responding in different ways, including reusing products and recycling others, but what about colleges and universities? What can they do to help the environment? There are several ways that colleges can make a positive impact on the environment, but one of the best ways is to move towards online education. Here’s why: It Reduces Electricity Use … Continue reading →