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Joey Ayoub

Geneva, Lebanon, Switzerland
As seen in: Shado, The Fire These Times, Apple Podcasts, The New York Times, Al Jazeera English, France 24, Substack, Rue89, International Business Times (U.K.), LSE Connect, The World from PRX, The Wire (India) and
Covers:  Middle East, Europe, US, UK, environment, politics, tech, culture, social media, literature, mutual aid, feminism, activism
Doesn't Cover: celebrity news
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Joey Ayoub is a writer, editor and researcher originally from Lebanon. He's also worked as a journalist and consultant.

He's been published in Al Jazeera, AlJumhuriya.net, Harvard’s Journal of Middle Eastern Politics and Policy, Raseef22, Global Voices Online, The New Arab (Al Araby), Pulse Media, IB Times, Middle East Eye, RS21, GenderIT, LSE Middle East Blogs, Shado Mag, Mangal Media, Crimethinc, Addis Standard, El Diario, The Wire, Mail & Guardian, Rue89 and Lebanon Support, among others.

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Troubled Waters in Conflict and a Changing Climate: Transboundary Basins Across the Middle East and North Africa

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By Mohammad Al-Saidi, Joey Ayoub, Fuad Bateh, Suad Al-Manji
| carnegie-mec.org
Edited by Marwa Daoudy The importance of water increases substantially in arid and semi-arid regions, such as the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). North Africa is home to key transboundary water basins with significant differences in their rivers’ capacities to cope with drought, rising temperatures, and increasingly limited water supplies.
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The Drying Land: Iraq’s Worsening Water Crisis - Troubled Waters in Conflict and a Changing Climate: Transboundary Basins Across the Middle East and North Africa

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By Zeinab F. Shuker, Joey Ayoub, Suad Al-Manji, Neda Zawahri
| carnegie-mec.org
Water is an essential part of the story of Iraq, also called the Land of the Two Rivers, where some of the world’s earliest civilizations came into being. The continuation of life and the development of the human saga in these parts of the world were, to a large degree, a product of the availability of abundant water, fertile land, and the ability of the people settling there to harness these resources and form complex societies around them.
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Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors w/ Tory Stephens

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By Joey Ayoub
| thefirethesetimes.com
For episode 151, Joey Ayoub and Daniel Voskoboynik host Tory Stephens, Climate Fiction Creative Manager at ⁠Grist.org⁠, to talk about ⁠Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors⁠ and why narrative work is an integral part of any climate solution. Why does Imagine 2200 choose hope over dystopia? What are effective narrative shifting tactics and strategies? Stephens is also on the Hollywood Climate Summit Board so Joey talked to him about moving beyond post/apocalyptic films.
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