Egypt: the discovery of the largest gas field in the "history" coasts of the Mediterranean

The Egyptian government announced a greater detection of natural gas in Egypt and called "Sunrise" deep in the Mediterranean Sea with the help of the Italian company Eni water, which experts consider the largest oil discovery in history, according to a news "CNN" station.
Said Eni in a report received by the engineer Sherif Ismail, Egyptian Minister of Petroleum, said that the new discovery includes original reserves estimated at 30 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, and covers an area up to 100 square kilometers, adding that he could become one of the largest gas discoveries in the world.

The ministry said the disclosure opens new horizons for other discoveries, and confirms that the Mediterranean region, Egypt, from the main load-bearing sedimentary basins of natural gas in the world. 

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How dangerous the new Suez Canal to Israel

Famous Israeli newspaper "Yediot Aharonot" indicated that the new Suez Canal, which was opened by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi is a danger to Israel and the region as a whole,Where she said that Cairo is seeking to improve the global position through the canal, and completely ignored pleas from scientists about the environmental damage that result from the new channel with respect to the Mediterranean Sea.

The newspaper said the experts emphasized that the expansion of the canal will increase the movement of sea creatures of the Mediterranean, and this will hurt the local fish and lead to the extinction of species including, but that the worst is that he will move them toxic objects, which carry the CM-type (Taatrodooudin) which causes muscle paralysis and death in cases of certain, and indicated that there is a group of international researchers, 16 embrace an expert in the field of marine biology, it appealed to Egypt to provide an evaluation of the impact on the environment before drilling the new channel Egypt, while Egypt has ignored it.
Says Dr. John Mizrahi, of the University of Haifa that there are concerns that in the marine environment result in changes to the entry of marine jellyfish dangerous to human, for the region and here it would be tragic to a large degree .

 

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