Selected Editorials:
- Crisis of International Environment and Development Programmes: Shortage of Resources or Lack of Resolve and Imagination.
Volume 2, No. 9/ November - December 1997

- Climate Change: Who Pays the Price?
Volume 3, No. 10/ January - February 1998

- Conservation Versus Conversation.
Volume 3, No. 11/ March- April 1998

- Sustainable Development: Sharing of Abundance not Partaking of Poverty.
Volume 3, No. 12/ May- June 1998

- Development as public relations.
Volume 3, Number 13/ July- August 1998

- A 21st century ministry of environment
Volume 3, Number 14/ September - October 1998

- From One Environmental Catastrophe to Another
Volume 3, Number 15/ November- December 1998

- Arab environmental successes in a year
Volume 4, Number 16/ January - February 1999

-UNEP Reborn
Volume 4, No. 17 /March - April 1999

- Environment: A Second Class Ministry
Volume 4, No. 18 May - June 1999

- Boycott the Environmental Circus
Volume 4, No. 19 July - August 1999

- Save the Waves ... Pollute the Seas!
Volume 4, No. 20 September - October 1999

- Arab Environmentalists! Unite!
Volume 4, No. 21 November - December 1999

- The Endangered Planet Editorial
Volume 5, No. 22 January 2000

- The International Salemen
Volume 5, No. 23 February 2000

- Compromises Make Environmental Policies
Volume 5, No. 24 March 2000

- Arab Environment: the Public has Spoken, Now the Governments Should Listen!
Volume 5, No. 25 April 2000

- Paranoia won't save the environment
Volume 5, No. 26 May 2000

- A green platform for Lebanese elections
Volume 5, No. 27 June 2000

- Appropriate Technology Center for South Lebanon
Volume 5, No. 28-29 July/August 2000

- EU follows UN in wasting development aid
Volume 5, No. 30 September 2000

- Is It a Dilemma of Journalism or Science?
Volume 5, No. 31 October 2000

- Syria needs to invest in the environment
Volume 5, No. 32 November 2000

- Who will turn Hariri's environmental pledge into action?
Volume 5, No. 33 December 2000

- Is America an oppressive environmental superpower?
Volume 6, No. 34 January 2001

- Depleted uranium: are UN agencies accomplices to NATO?
Volume 6, No. 35 February 2001

- Arab environment institutions in coma
Volume 6, No. 36 March 2001

- Turning oil revenue into technology
Volume 6, No. 37 April 2001

- Kyoto is not the only American environmental example to follow
Volume 6, No. 38 May 2001

- Will anti-globalization protests reach WTO meeting in Doha?
Volume 6, No.42 September 2001

- An International Criminal Court for Environment
Volume 7, No.50, May 2002

- An Arab statement to the earth summit
Volume 7, No.55, October 2002