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Norway is getting sued by a Swiss based group for deep sea mining.

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Innovative conservation action urgently needed in the Amazon

Recent analysis shows that in some parts of the Amazon rainforest, wildfires in February exceeded average levels by a factor of five, with Marcio Astrini, the executive secretary of Brazil’s Climate Observatory, even cautioning dramatically that "we are losing the Amazon rainforest.”

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The home of jinn in Afghanistan

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Rain and floods kill dozens in Afghanistan

Afghanistan farm uses solar panels to pump water to the farm. Water management, climate change mitigation is needed to stop unrest, violence and conflict in the Middle East. The Taliban currently controls Afghanistan.

Egypt’s waste management city

Egypt is setting a benchmark in the region with the development of its first integrated waste management city in the Middle East, located in the 10th of Ramadan City. Will the Zaballeen be out of work?

Yemen’s Socotra is the Galapagos of the Indian Ocean: it’s at risk

The Guide, the authors say, will also contribute to Yemen meeting its obligations to various international agreements and treaties, such as the Convention on Biological Control (CBD). By managing IAS more effectively Yemen will also be facilitated in meeting many of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Masdar City’s solar tree

Masdar City, an Abu Dhabi, UAE-based sustainability and innovation hub dedicated to making all cities a solution to climate change, has revealed a new installation called Solar Tree as its latest eco-friendly addition to its Eco Plaza.

In Dubai or Abu Dhabi? Get out to these best nature sites

Don't be distracted by the nonsense: from rugged mountains to tranquil oases, the UAE is home to a diverse array of ecosystems that showcase the country's rich biodiversity and offer a sanctuary for both wildlife and weary urbanites seeking solace in nature.

The wind farms of the Middle East

In recent years, the Middle East has emerged as a significant player in renewable energy, embracing the potential of wind power to diversify its energy mix and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

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