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Translating global climate science into locally relevant Arabic content — consistent, on-brand and framed for a Libyan audience.
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Libya’s first dedicated climate communication platform — in Arabic, about Tripoli, and built to last.
The science is global. The address is local.
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of Libya is desert or semi-arid land — among the most water-stressed terrains on Earth.
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of calories are imported — climate disruption threatens every link of the food supply chain.
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dedicated local climate civil-society organizations existed in Libya — before Tasami.
Three Pillars
What Tasami does — and what we’re building toward.
Data Translation
Rebuilding IPCC, WMO and Copernicus findings as Libyan stories — real places, real costs, plain Arabic.
ActiveCivil Society Building
Working toward formal registration as a Libyan CSO — to fund workshops, field research and national-scale advocacy.
Phase 2From the Platform
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Tripoli's nights are getting hotter — and the harbour is the reason
How the urban heat island along Libya's capital coast is reshaping summer, sleep and electricity bills.
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The price of bread is a climate story
With 75%+ of calories imported, a drought in Ukraine or a heatwave in the Maghreb lands directly on the Libyan table.
8 min read
What the Great Man-Made River doesn't refill
Fossil groundwater built modern Libya. We ask hydrologists in Sebha what happens when the aquifer keeps falling.
7 min read
The Digest
Short-form climate updates
5 Jun 2026
IPCC AR7 scoping confirmed — Africa and MENA chapters expected by 2028.
1 Jun 2026Libya records earliest 40°C day in Tripoli since instrumented records began.
28 May 2026UN Water report flags Libya's aquifer drawdown as "critical" for the first time.
22 May 2026Mediterranean Sea surface temp anomaly reaches +1.8°C — implications for Libya's coast.
Libya’s Climate Reality
The data is global. The address is local.
These aren’t distant projections — they’re visible in water prices, load-shedding, harvest yields and public health, right now. Explore the indicators shaping Libya’s climate future.
Select an indicator to see how it has shifted — and how Tasami frames it for a Libyan audience. Hover any point for the value.
+2.1°C
mean warming since 1990
Mean annual temperature anomaly relative to the 1961–1990 baseline. Libya is warming faster than the global average — coastal cities are now experiencing nighttime temperatures that rarely drop below 28°C in summer.
Source: ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus Climate Change Service), processed by Tasami
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