You may have heard of “eutrophication,” a term that sounds more complicated than it really is. It simply means “well fed,” and it was first introduced by German botanist Weber in 1907. In Lebanon, this process is causing serious environmental issues, especially in the Karaoun Reservoir and our coastal waters. Let’s break down what eutrophication is, why it’s a problem, and how we can tackle it.
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