Climate Change and Its Impact on Water Resources: Case Study of Al-Tanour Spring
As part of the Monday Scientific and Cultural Lectures series, and in line with ongoing efforts to enhance environmental awareness amid growing climate risks, Dr. Mahmoud Al-Sebai, Director of Quality and faculty member at the College of Civil and Architectural Engineering, delivered a lecture titled “Climate Change and Its Impact on Water Resources: Case Study of Al-Tanour Spring.”
The lecture addressed key global challenges resulting from climate change and water resource depletion, with particular focus on their severe impact on the local region. Dr. Al-Sebai highlighted the critical situation of Al-Tanour Spring—the main water source for Homs Governorate—where water levels have dropped to their lowest in years.
He emphasized the urgency of implementing immediate solutions to secure short-term water supplies, while underscoring the necessity for a comprehensive strategic plan for short, medium, and long-term water resource management. The lecture also advocated for sustainable solutions to maintain water security and foster community collaboration in addressing drought and pollution effects.
Held on Monday, October 13, 2025, in the Small Auditorium, the event was attended by Dr. Nihad Haidar, Vice President for Administrative Affairs; Dr. Sundus Yassin, Head of the Scientific Affairs Council; along with several faculty members, administrative staff, and students.
