Author(s): Saad Darwish
Around the world, there exist many countries experiencing climate-related problems. For instance, member nations of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are susceptible to climate change-related outcomes because of the preexisting high temperatures witnessed in the region. The Gulf Cooperation region and the Arab world face multiple interlinked dilemmas embedded within economic, social, and environmentally sustainable development issues. The region is experiencing climate change and inherent poor environmental practices, threatening the environmental systems. Arabic countries possess the largest crude oil reserves worldwide, which complicates efforts to restrain the sectors considered sustainable economies as the action accelerates global warming. This paper will highlight the impact and help give decision-makers direct on the consequences and overcome them.