The cities in North African countries, like many others, suffer from environmental and geological problems. The capitals, in particular, represent gravitational poles for migratory flow in addition to their demographic growth, a fast industrialization and an anarchistic urbanization, which make of it the receptacle of various sources of pollution. In addition, Algiers, the focal point of this case study, have had also suffered from storms, floods, landslides and earthquakes.
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Todor Kolarov on January 2, 2003 
