Posted By
Najib
Feb 05, 2014 05:16
Ever since the Naameh landfill crisis, Sukleen has been tweeting online tips on how to recycle and how one can #BePartOfTheSolution but I don't think that's enough. A lot of Lebanese still don't know how to recycle and there are barely any recycling stations or spots for them to go to. I don't know who's to blame really for this situation but something needs to be done ASAP. I am preparing a post on Recycling…
Posted By
Najib
Feb 05, 2014 11:26
It snowed in the last couple of days but not enough for the slopes to open again and the sunny weather is already back. I remember hearing predictions about this winter being the toughest in years but it doesn't feel like winter at all. Here are pictures from the past couple of years taken by SkiLeb webcams:
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