Individuals have worked hard to become the fundamental pillar of the system of laws and regulations within their communities. But their greed set an environmental tax and a tax on the interior in increasing class discrimination. With regard to the economy and climate change, Egypt has seen a significant expansion in energy-consuming industries, which account for one-third of total output. The state of Kuwait’s fisheries industry is very rich but it is also a key pillar in oil production and petrochemical industries. This makes the impact of environmental pollution in this area at the heart of ecosystem identification. This equation makes the issue of social justice and the issue of environmental justice and its societal reflection in Kuwait an important matter of debate
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