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Water Pollution: An oil slick on the Tigris forced the temporary shutdown of Tikrit’s water project. Floodwaters may have carried oil or waste into the river; officials say service will resume only after tests confirm the water is safe. Climate Risks: Iraq’s environment minister says the country is among five most affected by climate change, underscoring its exposure to worsening heat and water stress. Urban Greening: Najaf has launched the “Green Kufa” project in schools to expand green spaces and improve the urban environment. Solar Energy: Researchers at Baghdad’s Middle Technical University report that evaporative cooling can raise solar-panel efficiency by about 20% in hot, dry conditions.

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