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Eco-Activist Mindy Baha el Din Dies Suddenly, Egypt Mourns

An American environmental activist who shone a piercing light on environmental negligence in Egypt, Mindy Baha el Din died suddenly last week after suffering a...

Earth Architect Nader Khalili’s Book: Racing Alone

In the book "Racing Alone", Nader Khalili pursues his own revolution using fire, earth, air and water. In “Racing Alone”, the late Iranian earth architect...

Burj Khalifa Resident Arif Mirza to Slum it in Dubai Reality Show

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3 Ways Eco-Consciousness can Improve Your Love Life

When you think of being eco-conscious, does your love life come to mind? There are few things more natural than making love. For all the...

With Swordsmen in Short Supply, Saudi Considers A Greener Execution Solution

Can executions be green? Laurie answers this tongue in cheek. Tardy executioners have prompted Saudi Arabia to re-evaluate their centuries-old practice of public beheadings.The use...

Gaza Marathon Cancelled Over Girls and “Headaches” for Dads

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The Big Ask – Is Islamic Sustainability The Answer To Our Green Prayers?

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How Richard III Helps Green Burials

Remains of Richard III as found under Leicester parking lot.  Multi-level burial may have prevented this from occurring Photo: Washington Post As human populations increase, finding...

Celebrating International Women’s Day in the Middle East

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Look “Fly” in Hubert Duprat’s Jewelry Made by Insects

Duprat collects larvae from their natural habitat and brings them to his studio lab where he gently removes their own natural cases and places them in special tanks filled with various semi-precious and precious stones including turquoise, coral and lapis lazuli, as well as sapphires, pearls, rubies, and diamonds. They immediately tuck in constructing new protective cases, creating natural art in a scientific setting.

Israeli Cell Phone User Compensated $100 K for Ear Cancer

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Car Consumption: 8,000 Boring White Chevrolets in Dubai

This is a Chevrolet logistics depot in the Jebel Ali Freezone in Dubai. A rough estimate from studying the site on google earth puts...

Arak and Pomelo Middle East Cocktail Recipe

Pomelo fruit and the Middle East arak are making one of the year's hottest and refreshing new cocktails. Here's the recipe. Baffled Once: Purchased as...

Write for Sustainability and Win Creative Writing Contest

Unleash your inner Thoreau, show the human side of sustainability and and win $10,000 for a creative nonfiction essay. Have you been lucky enough to...

IDF Soldiers Dance Their Way Into Prison

http://youtu.be/OTFcTptKS3U The Harlem Shake is a cringe-worthy global phenom that's spawned a thousand Epic Fails: the YouTube dance craze's been done underwater, on commercial air...

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Elkhorn kernals planted to restore reef diversity

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